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|subcat=Video
|extensions={{ext|wot}}
|released=Between 1995<ref>[[Wikipedia:Webex]], see date of founding</ref> and 2002<ref>Date of http://web.archive.org/web/20020619221246im_/http://www.webex.com/client/atplay.exe</ref>
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'''WOT''' is a proprietary video format used to store recordings created by Webex, a video conferencing program used mainly in business environments. It was suceeded by [[Webex Recording Format]] (WRF) some time around 2004<ref>Compare WOT's mention by https://web.archive.org/web/20031221153647/http://www.webex.com/downloads_player.html to the lack of one in https://web.archive.org/web/20040611160145/http://www.webex.com/downloads_player.html</ref>, and they appear to have the same magic number, [[ASCII]] {{magic|WOTF}} ("WOT File", presumably), as WRF<ref>http://searchengineblaster.com/wots/sebtour.wot</ref><ref>https://archive.org/download/SharingAppContactOperation/SharingApp_ContactOperation.wrf</ref>, suggesting that the formats are closely related. Going by this similarity, WOT is presumably a container format.

It is unclear what "WOT" stands for, beyond the "W" presumably standing for "WebEx", as it does in WRF.

== Software ==
* [http://web.archive.org/web/20020619221246im_/http://www.webex.com/client/atplay.exe atplay.exe]
** [https://www.mymeetings.com/netconferencing/webex_download_T28.php A mirror of a small amount of documentation]

== Links ==
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20031221153647/http://www.webex.com/downloads_player.html Need the WebEx Recorder and Player?]
* [[Wikipedia:Webex]]

== Sample Files ==
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20081025065411/http://searchengineblaster.com/wots/sebtour.wot sebtour.wot]
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20020325075228/http://www.wallstreetdaytraders.com:80/spectresite/manual/gettingstarted.WOT gettingstarted.WOT]
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20020325080128/http://www.wallstreetdaytraders.com/spectresite/manual/montage.wot montage.wot]
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20020325082253/http://www.wallstreetdaytraders.com/spectresite/manual/watch.wot watch.wot]

== References ==
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-'''WOT''' is a proprietary video format used to store recordings created by Webex, a video conferencing program used mainly in business environments. It was suceeded by [[Webex Recording Format]] (WRF) some time around 2004<ref>Compare WOT's mention by https://web.archive.org/web/20031221153647/http://www.webex.com/downloads_player.html to the lack of one in https://web.archive.org/web/20040611160145/http://www.webex.com/downloads_player.html</ref>, and they appear to have the same magic number, [[ASCII]] {{magic|WOTF}} ("WOT File", presumably), as WRF<ref>http://searchengineblaster.com/wots/sebtour.wot</ref><ref>https://archive.org/download/SharingAppContactOperation/SharingApp_ContactOperation.wrf</ref>, suggesting that the formats are closely related. Going by this similarity, WOT is presumably a container format.
+'''WOT''' is a proprietary video format used to store recordings created by Webex, a video conferencing program used mainly in business environments. It was succeeded by [[Webex Recording Format]] (WRF) some time around 2004<ref>Compare WOT's mention by https://web.archive.org/web/20031221153647/http://www.webex.com/downloads_player.html to the lack of one in https://web.archive.org/web/20040611160145/http://www.webex.com/downloads_player.html</ref>, and they appear to have the same magic number, [[ASCII]] {{magic|WOTF}} ("WOT File", presumably), as WRF<ref>http://searchengineblaster.com/wots/sebtour.wot</ref><ref>https://archive.org/download/SharingAppContactOperation/SharingApp_ContactOperation.wrf</ref>, suggesting that the formats are closely related. Going by this similarity, WOT is presumably a container format.
 It is unclear what "WOT" stands for, beyond the "W" presumably standing for "WebEx", as it does in WRF.

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