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Advanced Streaming Format (ASF, later renamed to Advanced Systems Format) is a streaming container format created by Microsoft for their Windows Media codec portfolio. The most common codecs found inside it are Windows Media Video (several versions) and Windows Media Audio.

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	'''Advanced Streaming Format''' ('''ASF''', later renamed to ''Advanced Systems Format'') is a streaming [[container format]] created by Microsoft for their Windows Media codec portfolio. The most common codecs found inside it are [[Windows Media Video]] (several versions) and [[~~WMA\|~~Windows Media Audio]]		'''Advanced Streaming Format''' ('''ASF''', later renamed to ''Advanced Systems Format'') is a streaming [[container format]] created by Microsoft for their Windows Media codec portfolio. The most common codecs found inside it are [[Windows Media Video]] (several versions) and [[Windows Media Audio]].

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