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{{ResourceInfobox
{{ResourceInfobox
| ResourceName = DUK Resource
| ResourceName = DUK Video
| InUseDates = [[1995]] - [[1996]]
| InUseDates = [[1995]] - [[1996]]
| Developer = The Duck Corporation
| Developer = The Duck Corporation

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DUK Video
DUK Video
Dates Used: 1995 - 1996
Company: {{{Company}}}
Developer(s): The Duck Corporation
Type: Video
Dev Language: C
Open Source: Closed
Source Availability:  No
License: None
Engine:




Introduction

FileInfo.com[1] wrote:
Screenshot of a .duk file in VLC media player
DUK file open in VLC media player
A DUK file is a video saved using The Duck Corporation TrueMotion S video codec. It contains a scene played within a PC or Sega Saturn video game. DUK files are quite uncommon, so most popular media players cannot play them.

More Information

The Duck Corporation was a New York company that created a series of TrueMotion video codecs. These codecs were used primarily to produce full-motion videos for video games.

DUK files were produced using the TrueMotion S video codec, which is the first codec The Duck Corporation developed. Phantasmagoria: A Puzzle of Flesh used videos encoded using the TrueMotion S codec (not all of which were DUK files, some were saved as .AVI).


Format/Specifications


Versions

DUK

Phantasmagoria 2: Any .CLU file with a number is the palette for that particular movie, with the exception of 999.CLU which is a generic palette file for those movies which don't have a specific .CLU file[2]


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