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They've listed some uses for it — animated videos, e-learning (the likes of Khan Academy). While I doubt that animation would shift to vector video any time soo
by xanthine 6y ago
They've listed some uses for it — animated videos, e-learning (the likes of Khan Academy). While I doubt that animation would shift to vector video any time soon, it indeed would help e-learning a lot, speaking from the side of the content distributors (less size). The only benefit for end users might be faster streaming, but yeah, I agree that the average user can't be bothered about it.
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- egypturnash 6y agoLots of animation is done in vector tools to start with. If this format goes anywhere it would probably be pretty easy to add exporters to Toon Boom, Animate, OpenToonz, and whatever else people are currently using - I left that industry a decade and a half ago so I'm not too up on what everyone's using right now.