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Historically there have beem hundreds of recording media and formats.

A format is a transformation where the original information gets translated into features in a physical media.

A format is not a encoding, as several encodings can belong to the same format. E.g. And XML document encoded in EBCDID or ASCII.

natural languages formats

hyerogliphic.
ideographic.
phonenic.
punched cards.

sound formats

phonograms formats
magnetic media's formats
optic media formats
filesystems

still image formats

moving image formats

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