MPEG-3
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'''MPEG-3''' was an [[MPEG]] standard for high definition TV (HDTV) which was eventually rolled into [[MPEG-2]], so MPEG-3 didn't end up being put into use as a separate standard. | '''MPEG-3''' was an [[MPEG]] standard for high definition TV (HDTV) which was eventually rolled into [[MPEG-2]], so MPEG-3 didn't end up being put into use as a separate standard. |
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MPEG-3 was an MPEG standard for high definition TV (HDTV) which was eventually rolled into MPEG-2, so MPEG-3 didn't end up being put into use as a separate standard.
MPEG-3 is not the same thing as MP3, which is an audio standard based on layer 3 of MPEG-1. Nomenclature for the various MPEG-derived formats can be confusing.