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unbikit

v0.10.1

Published

Decoder for .bik (Bink) video files.

Readme

unbikit

minzipped bundle size types included

unbikit (un-bik-ɪt) is a decoder for .bik (Bink Video) files that can be used to play or transcode videos. The format was first released in 1999 and has since been used in many classic computer games.

Documentation and a ⭐ video player demo are available, as well as a repository page on GitHub!

Features

  • Supports Bink 1, revisions c to i inclusive
  • Handles demuxing and decompression of audio and video streams
  • TypeScript/JavaScript (no WASM or native code)
  • No dependencies
  • Straightforward API: supply a video via Blob, File, Request or URL
    • the Web Streams API will be used where possible for efficient reading of video data
  • Isomorphic
    • runs on client/server runtimes that support at least ES2022
    • can be run with older runtimes by using the syntax lowering feature of some bundlers

License

This software is distributed under Apache License (Version 2.0) or MIT License terms, at your option.

See LICENSE for details.

SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT OR Apache-2.0

Bink Video Licensing

The .bik file format is a proprietary format used by Bink Video, developed by Epic Games Tools (formerly RAD Game Tools). The redistribution of Bink Video files may require an additional license from Epic Games Tools. More information can be found in their Bink FAQ.