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Originally Posted by jwcrash
QUESTION: lduncan,
If paying users save videos in the unique format today's version records in, is it reasonable to assume they can archive them and have a way to convert them in future to a viewable format? Or will the future "converter" only work inside the app with videos recorded under that version?
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Basically the story with licenses received from donations at the moment is that you will receive updates without paying anything else (although you can if you want)
That means that once the compressor has been finished, it'll be in a free update, along with other additions.
You can copy the .vid files on or off the phone at will, rename them etc.
The file format is just a raw dump. So it's a binary file of bitmapped frames (320 x 427) and each pixel is represented by 4 bytes (1st byte Red, 2nd byte Green, 3rd byte Blue, 4th byte Alpha).
So anyone can take that file and process it on whatever they want to reproduce the video, if they really need to.