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Not true

Not storage format, but DVD distribution formats. That's a major difference. While editing studios do not work directly on MPEG.

Also MOV and AVI are NOT compression/decompression formats. They use compressors however. You seem to be confused about those terms. In addition, MOV format can store pure DV compressed files without additional compression (DV is also compressed, but far higher quality because of low compression loss). Soernesen, Cinepak etc. are compressors that may be used inside AVI and MOV files.

It is time to take a lesson in those subjects in particular if someone attempts to write a column on a complex subjects as video formats and mentions video editing (I have been doing it ffor quite some time) and where they are used and why.


Good luck

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