The animation codec does indeed use RLE encoding. It also was written to handle from 1 to 32 bits despite what others have said.
That said, it is not an efficient codec UNLESS you are using it for animation where there are huge areas of a single color with no gradations in it. For normal video, it is a poor choice.
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