What?! 
So, I had added modern file formats to the list, and I also added export to SVG, but I didn't think much about what that truly means.
My thinking was that if I make something with the SVG tools in Hype, it would be nice to have that available for other applications. Yet, after really thinking about it, this goes further than I imagined.
Additionally SVG allows embedded content using HTML 'video', 'audio', 'iframe' and 'canvas' elements.
— https://www.w3.org/TR/SVG/embedded.html
Hmm… 
I suppose this goes back to the question of… What is Hype? Looking at those features, it seems that you want to use Hype as prototyping software. Is that a role for Hype?
It's a good question.
I see Hype as an alternative to Flash. There was a conversation about that earlier in this thread. Has Flash been gone so long that it's not even missed? This goes back to SVG. One of the big disadvantages of Hype compared to Flash is that Hype doesn't export to a single file like .swf.
However, if the animation and the graphics were all contained in a single SVG file, wouldn't that be amazing?