Question:

Could you inform me about the various file formats that are compatible with the RISE Editor for seamless workflow integration?

Answer:

: This is the default file extension used by the RISE Editor, which stores information in an XML format using the RISE Document Type Definition (DTD) schema.

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.RIS

: Commonly used for research information systems, this format is also supported by the RISE Editor.

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.RIX

: Another supported extension, which is likely a variant of the RISE file format.

For those working with multimedia, the RISE Editor does not limit you to specific file types. It is expected to support virtually every format of audio, video, and image files. If you encounter any issues with a particular file, the support team is ready to assist.

For instance, videos can be uploaded in common formats such as

WMV and MOV. The platform compresses videos to maintain quality while reducing file sizes, converting them to H.264 video and AAC audio in MP4 containers. The maximum file size for each video is 5 GB

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When it comes to customizing your projects, RISE Editor allows the upload of fonts in

WOFF file format. However, it’s important to note that at this time, WOFF2

files are not supported.

In summary, the RISE Editor’s support for a broad spectrum of file formats ensures that you can integrate various types of content into your projects without worrying about compatibility issues. This flexibility is key to a seamless workflow, allowing you to focus on creating and editing your work efficiently. If you need more detailed information or assistance, the RISE Editor’s support hub offers articles, tutorials, and user guides to help you get the most out of the editor.