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MPEG-4 Part 14 is the global gold standard for digital video. Combining H.264 video with AAC audio, MP4 plays natively across virtually every computer, phone, and TV.

WebM is Google’s royalty-free open media container format designed for the web. It couples VP8/VP9 video with Vorbis/Opus audio for high-efficiency HTML5 video.

Matroska Video is an open-standard flexible container capable of holding unlimited video, audio, picture, and subtitle tracks within a single unified file.

QuickTime File Format is Apple’s native multimedia container format, widely used in professional video editing, digital camera recording, and macOS applications.

Audio Video Interleaved is Microsoft’s legacy container format introduced in 1992, storing synchronously interleaved audio and video streams.

Windows Media Video is Microsoft’s proprietary video format developed for the Windows Media framework, once standard across Windows PCs.

Flash Video was the standard video format for Adobe Flash Player that powered early online web video platforms like YouTube from 2005 to 2012.

MPEG-1 and MPEG-2 are foundational video formats used on Video CDs, DVDs, and original digital television broadcasting standards worldwide.

3GPP is a compact video container format created for 3G mobile phones to accommodate low bandwidth and limited mobile processor capacity.

M4V is an Apple-developed video container format closely related to MP4, commonly used for movies and TV episodes distributed through the Apple Store.

MPEG-2 Transport Stream is a communications protocol designed to encapsulate packetized elementary streams for broadcasting over unreliable media.

Ogg Video is a free, open container format housing Theora video and Vorbis audio, created as an open alternative for HTML5 video.

Video Object is the core container format found on DVD-Video optical discs. Derived from MPEG-2 Program Streams, it multiplexes digital video, multi-channel AC3 or DTS audio, navigation menus, and subtitle streams into structured segments.

MTS is the AVCHD high-definition video recording format developed jointly by Sony and Panasonic. Based on MPEG-2 Transport Streams, it records 1080p and 720p footage encoded in H.264 video with Dolby AC3 audio onto camcorder flash cards.

3GPP2 Media Format is a multimedia container designed by the 3rd Generation Partnership Project 2 for CDMA mobile communications. Highly optimized for narrow cellular bandwidth, it encapsulates low-resolution video and speech audio.