> Understatement of the year. Normally yes. For VPK, actually, no. The file format that we're describing was part of a proprietary embedded SDK for the PS2. T

> Understatement of the year. Normally yes. For VPK, actually, no. The file format that we're describing was part of a proprietary embedded SDK for the PS2. The majority of professional integrations would be using the Sony SDK. Today, a lot of tooling uses FFMPEG for accessibility of those formats. But I wouldn't say it's the majority. Hence why I said "(studios)" after offices, and "probably" and not "majorly": > probably being used in a lot of offices (studios)