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Audio
- AIF (AIFF) - Commonly used to store standard CD audio, AIF files are more common on Macintosh systems
- M4A - iTunes Store provides songs in the M4A format
- MP3 - The most common audio file, supported by most music players
- WAV - Used for storing waveform data, the most often seen on Windows-based computers
- WMA - Similar to the .MP3 format, can play back on Microsoft's Zune
- MID(MIDI) - Musical Instrument Digital Interface file used by music authoring and mixing programs
- OGG - Similar to an .MP3 file, but sounds better than an MP3 file of equal size
- AAC - The default encoding used by Apple iTunes and the iTunes Music Store.
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Video
- AVI - Created by Microsoft, can be played by various video players,
- MOV - Developed by Apple Computer, compatible with both Macintosh and Windows platforms.
- MP4/M4V - M4V is DRM copyright protection video on iTunes Store; Unprotected M4V files may be played by video players by changing the file extension from ".m4v" to ".mp4."
- 3GP/3G2 - Used by cell phones for saving video files
- WMV - Video file format; similar to an .ASF file
- ASF - Developed by Microsoft primarily for streaming media
- FLV/SWF - Adobe Flash video formats
- MPG - Common digital video format standardized by the Moving Picture Experts Group
- RM - Commonly used for Internet radio and Internet videos
- RMVB - Have smaller file sizes and lower bitrates with better quality
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Photo
- JPG - Commonly used for storing digital photos and publishing Web graphics
- TIFF(TIF) - Image files are designed to save high-quality color images on multiple computer platforms
- PNG - Commonly used to store graphics for Web images; allows the image colors to fade from opaque to transparent.
- BMP - Uncompressed raster image comprised of a rectangular grid of pixels; contains a file header, and bitmap pixels, each with a different color
- GIF - Are often used to display basic animations on websites, also can save images as transparent background
- PSD - Image file created by Adobe Photoshop, a professional image-editing program
- WMF - Windows graphic format developed by Microsoft; contains a series of drawing operations
- DNG - For saving digital photos as a RAW image archival format developed by Adobe System
- ERF - Game archive used by the BioWare's game engine technologies
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Raw Photo
- NEF - Raw photo captured by a Nikon digital camera
- CRW/CR2 - Camera RAW image file from a Canon digital camera
- ORF - Unprocessed RAW photo taken with an Olympus digital camera
- RAF - Uncompressed RAW photograph taken with a Fuji digital camera
- SR2 - Digital photo captured by a Sony digital camera
- MRW - Raw image format used by Minolta Dimage digital cameras
- DCR - Uncompressed image saved in Kodak's RAW image format
- RAW - Image file generated by digital cameras such as some Panasonic and Leica cameras; contains uncompressed, raw image data
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Document
- DOC/DOCX - Word processing document created by Microsoft Word
- XLS/XLSX - Spreadsheet created by Microsoft Excel, the most widely-used spreadsheet program
- PPT(PPT/PPTX)- Editable slide show created with Microsoft PowerPoint; often used for presentations or slideshows
- PDF - PDF files may contain text, images, forms, annotations, outlines, and other data
- CWK - Document created by Apple's AppleWorks or ClarisWorks productivity suite, can be opened by iWork applications
- HTML(HTM) - Web page coded in HTML that can be displayed in a Web browser
- INDD - Professional page layout project created with Adobe InDesign; used for creating and formatting books, magazines, newspapers, flyers, brochures
- EPS - PostScript (.PS) file that contains 2D vector graphics, bitmap images, and text
- PAGES - Document created by Apple Pages, a word processor and page layout program
- KEY - Presentation created with Apple's Keynote presentation software
- NUMBERS - Spreadsheet created with Apple Numbers
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Archive
- ZIP - File compressed or "zipped" using Zip compression
- RAR - File archive containing one or more files compressed with RAR compression; uses a higher compression ratio than typical ZIP compression
- SIT - Common file compression format can be created and opened on both Macintosh and Windows platforms.
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Email
- PST - Outlook Personal Information Store File, includes e-mail folders, contacts, addresses, and other data
- DBX - Outlook Express E-mail Folder, contains email messages for a specific mailbox; typically saved within the "Documents and Settings" user directory
- EMLX - Individual Mail Message saved by Apple's Mac OS X Mail program
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Hard Device
- Mac Machine, iPod(Nano, Classic, Shuffle)
- External Hard Drive
- Memory Sticks, XD Picture (XD) Card, Compact Flash(CF) card
- Digital Camera, Mobile Phone
- MP3/MP4 Player
- USB Drive
- Secured Digital(SD) Card, Multi Media(MMC) Card
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Data Lost Situation
Accidentally Deleted Files
- Empty trash without backup
- 'Delete All' when you don't keep files or data
- 'Command + Del' without save
Formatted Memory Cards
- 'Media/Drive is not formatted, would you like to format now?'
- Mac OS X prompts for disk initialization when digital camera memory card is just connected
Improper Operations
- Turn off the camera during a write process
- Use card between different cameras
- Pull out SD card while the camera is on
- Factory setting of device without backup
- Camera is turned off un-intentionally
- Virus attack
Systemt Requirements
Supported OS
Mac OS X 10.5, 10.6 or 10.7, 10.8 Mountain Lion
CPU
Intel Pentium 1000MHz and above
Hard Disk
1G and above
File System Supported
NTFS, FAT16, FAT32, ex FAT, HFS+, HFSX
