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JavaScript Treehouse Club: JavaScript Car Sounds Introduction to the HTML Document and Uploading a Picture

Ádám Csányi
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Ádám Csányi
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JPG for images and WAV for audio

Is the JPG format for images and the WAV format for audio necessary for this whole thing to work? Thanks in advance for the answers.

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Steven Parker
Steven Parker
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Steven Parker
Steven Parker
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There are other formats you could use.

The JPG format is just one possible image format. Any valid image format would work. Some examples in this course use PNG format.

Likewise, WAV is just one possible format for audio. It's not even a very popular one because it takes up a lot of space for a given length of sound. Another (and much more compact) format is MP3, which is also shown in some examples in this course.

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Thank you Steven! I really appreciate your answer! I have messed up something and thats why the code was not working. I thought that that the wav. and the png. format was neccesary for it to work, but it turns out not :D thanks again!