Import and Export Formats
Awesome Animator imports and exports media files in several formats to various extents. The main ones are:
| Format | File Extension | Extent |
|---|---|---|
| Flash Animations | SWF | Imports and exports animations, Flash, sound, FLV video, fully featured. |
| Windows Video | AVI | Exports and renders animations to video with sound. Imports windows AVI files as series of bitmaps. |
| Silverlight | XAML | Exports one frame only |
| Scalable Vector Graphics | SVG | Exports one frame.
Import, compatible with about 99% of SVG images in the Open Clip Art Library. |
| Portable Document Format | Exports frames as pages of e-book. | |
| Encapsulated Postscript | EPS | Exports one frame. |
| Bitmap formats | BMP, JPEG, GIF, PNG, TIFF | Exports and renders single frames or several frames as separate bitmaps.
Imports images into the animation. |
| Animated GIFs | GIF | Imports animated GIFS which are imported as movieclips composed of separate bitmaps. Exports animations as animated GIFs of any size. |
| Windows Metafile | EMF | Exports one frame to Windows Enhanced Metafile format. |
| Flash Video | FLV | Imports Flash Video into application for output in SWF files. |
| Windows Audio | WAV | Imports Windows sound files for use in animations.
Also imports of one track of MIDI files for inbuilt synthesizer. |
| Motion Capture | BVH | Imports motion capture files |
| HTML5 Canvas | HTML | Exports animations using the HTML5 Canvas tag and JavaScript, so it works in Safari on iOS (and many other browsers) |
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