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Formats

MediaSince 1.0

Overview

Four media kinds, one reviewer. Video plays. Stills sit as a single frame. PDFs flip page by page with the arrow keys — built because storyboard artists work in PDF. Audio scrubs against a generated waveform at one frame per second.

Whatever arrives is normalized on upload: transcoded to web-ready H.264 where needed, thumbnailed, and probed for frame rate and length.

Controls

ControlTypeWhat it does
videoFormatTranscoded to H.264 unless already web-ready.
imageFormatOne reviewable frame with full drawover support.
documentFormatEach page is a frame; notes and drawovers pin per page.
audioFormatWaveform display; one frame = one second.

Known edges

Streams are capped at 12 Mbit/s and re-encoded above it. That cap exists because passthrough masters at 24–51 Mbit/s stalled for remote artists — review-grade streaming beats master-grade streaming that will not play.

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