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In some {{mac|4|nt=0}} port of Source engine games, it may instead use QuickTime's [[MOV]] video file. | In some {{mac|4|nt=0}} port of Source engine games, it may instead use QuickTime's [[MOV]] video file. | ||
In all games using the {{tfbranch|4}}, the engine has been upgraded to use '''Bink 2''', which uses '''.bk2''' file format instead and have more features than Bink 1 had.<br> | In all games using the {{tfbranch|4}}, the engine has been upgraded to use '''Bink 2''', which uses '''.bk2''' file format instead and have more features, better video quality than Bink 1 had.<br> | ||
In the newer version of {{csgobranch|4}} (which uses Panorama) and newer version of {{hdtf|4}}, all {{source2|4}} games, as well as {{strata|4}}, it is replaced by [[WEBM]]. | In the newer version of {{csgobranch|4}} (which uses Panorama) and newer version of {{hdtf|4}}, all {{source2|4}} games, as well as {{strata|4}}, it is replaced by [[WEBM]]. | ||
Revision as of 21:39, 21 July 2023
BIK files are the video files created using Bink, as part of RAD Video Tools. The startup video that plays on all Valve games (since the 
Source 2007 update) is a .bik file. They are also used in the menu backgrounds and the elevator screens in 
Portal 2. Prior to Bink being added to Source, previous games or older version of those games uses AVI file instead.
In some 
Mac port of Source engine games, it may instead use QuickTime's MOV video file.
In all games using the 
Titanfall branch, the engine has been upgraded to use Bink 2, which uses .bk2 file format instead and have more features, better video quality than Bink 1 had.
In the newer version of 
CS:GO engine branch (which uses Panorama) and newer version of 
Hunt Down the Freeman, all 
Source 2 games, as well as 
Strata Source, it is replaced by WEBM.