History (1999): Advanced Digital Recording (ADR)

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Advanced Digital Recording (ADR) (1999–2003)

Advanced Digital Recording (ADR) was introduced by OnStream in 1999 and was a magnetic tape cassette format for data storage.

It used 8mm tape and linear recording, with capacities ranging from 15GB uncompressed in its first generation to 60GB in its second and last generation (ADR2).

It was discontinued in 2003.