.ply file format supports pointcloud and meshes without textures, while also being able to store data in binary, thus reducing file size. .obj file fomat support pointcloud, meshes and textures, but can’t store data in binary thus increase file size. .gltf or .glb allows you to store the whole volumetric video in a single or in two files.
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