Sharp Stock

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Video ​

Sharp Stock provides convenient built-in preview support for video assets, suitable for managing game cutscenes, skill demonstration videos, and UI special effect sequences.

1. Supported Video Standards ​

The system identifies mainstream multimedia container formats. Whether a video can play smoothly in the detail panel and support automatic thumbnail capture depends primarily on the video's internal encoding and the operating system's underlying decoding capabilities.

  • MP4 / MOV: Mainstream development formats. We recommend using H.264 or H.265 encoding, as these typically offer the best cross-platform compatibility.
  • WebM: Often used for lightweight web materials or specific tool exports.
  • MKV: A universal multimedia encapsulation format with diverse internal encoding combinations.
  • AVI / WMV: Frequently seen in older materials. Compatibility Note: Due to encoding and encapsulation constraints, some files may not play directly in the app or automatically generate thumbnails (in which case the grid shows only a video type icon).

NOTE

If you encounter resources that cannot be previewed, we recommend using a system player to confirm the file status, and if necessary, transcode to H.264 encoded MP4 before re-entering the library.

2. Interactive Playback Controls ​

Built-in Dedicated Player ​

When a video asset is selected, the detail panel provides a complete playback control panel:

  • Core Controls: Supports one-click play/pause and precise progress jumping.
  • Audio Adjustment: Provides volume control and one-click mute functionality.
  • Full-Screen Review: Supports switching to full-screen mode for detailed review of high-resolution videos.

Automated Thumbnail Generation ​

For most common formats, the system automatically captures video keyframes as thumbnails in the grid view. If a card shows only a type icon, it typically means the video encoding is specialized and the system cannot perform background frame capture previews directly.

3. Technical Parameter Extraction ​

The system automatically extracts and displays the following core technical indicators:

  • Resolution Specs (e.g., 1920x1080)
  • Total Playback Duration (precise to seconds)

4. Asset Management Suggestions ​

  • Versioned Naming: For frequently iterating special effects videos, we recommend clearly marking resolution or version numbers in the filename (e.g., fx_fire_v02_1080p.mp4).
  • Capacity Monitoring: Use the file size information displayed in the detail panel to timely identify and handle large video materials occupying unusual amounts of space.

5. Advanced Compatibility Notes ​

  • Encoding Standard: For the best preview compatibility, we recommend unifying the entire project under the H.264 video encoding + AAC audio encoding in an MP4 container.
  • Transcoding Suggestion: For AVI or WMV formats that cannot generate previews, we recommend transcoding them to a universal standard before long-term archiving to ensure all team members get a consistent preview experience.