asf – Advanced Streaming Format. The original file extension for Windows Media files, this extension refers to both audio and video files. The confusion this caused lead to Microsoft abandoning this extension in favor of wma and wmv.
avi – Audio-Video Interleaved. One of the most common video files.
divx – Some DivX encoders and applications give the option of using the divx file extension for DivX encoded files. The files are exactly the same as those with the avi extension, with the only difference being that they have substantially worse compatibility (many applications that can play and import DivX encoded avis do not work with files that have the divx extension). Needless to say, the extension is pointless and you shouldn't use it.
dv – Raw DV stream. Not commonly used, since most raw DV streams use an avi or mov extension.
m1v – An elementary MPEG-1 video stream. Cannot contain audio.
m2p – MPEG-2 program stream.
m2v – An elementary MPEG-2 video stream. Cannot contain audio. Requires MPEG-2 codec (commonly acquired with DVD player software) to playback. Most professional DVD authoring packages require m2v files.
mov, moov – Quicktime movie.
mpa – An elementary MPEG-2 audio stream.
mpg, mpeg – A multiplexed (audio and video combined) MPEG-1 or MPEG-2 file (although most commonly MPEG-1).
mp4 – MPEG-4 movie (although MPEG-4 movies can also be avi or mov). Some people claim that mp4 is a new version of mp3. These people are idiots.
mpv – See m2v.
ogm – Ogg Vorbis video file.
omf – A video format developed by and used primarily by Avid editing systems, but has been adopted by other professional video applications and has become a high-end standard. Usually these files are not playable from the desktop but rather only inside the applications that use them. Stands for "Open Media Format."
qt – Quicktime movie.
rm – Real video file.
swf – Macromedia Flash animation file.
vob – Video object file. Used in DVDs. Contains MPEG-2 video and several possible audio formats, as well as menus and interactivity.
wmv – Windows Media video file.
2006-09-26 01:55:30
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answered by modcaps 2
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I would like to add RM (Real Media), and 3GPP to the list
2006-09-26 08:53:58
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answered by Vijay Krishna 2
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WMV, MOV, AVI, BYU, BUP, DAT, DB, VDO, VGM, VGP, GPX, VIV, VIVO,RM,AVI,WMA,
2006-09-30 08:03:22
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answered by rajeev2986 1
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Comprehensive list here
http://www.fileinfo.net/filetypes/video
See also here
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Video_file_formats
2006-09-26 08:55:42
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answered by zoomjet 7
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WMV, MOV, AVI, BYU, BUP, DAT, DB, VDO, VGM, VGP, GPX, VIV, VIVO...
2006-09-26 08:49:47
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answered by Timothy 1
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*.avi
*.mpeg
*.dvp
*.dat
*.mov
*.avs
2006-09-26 08:50:41
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answered by ARNY 2
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