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Video codec developed by [[Actimagine]], originally intended to playback hq-video on mobile phones (also used on [[Nintendo DS]] console.) Encoded files need to be converted to the proprietary [[.mo]] container format first. Supports videos up to 240 pixels wide.
Video codec developed by [[Actimagine]], originally intended to playback hq-video on mobile phones (also used on [[Nintendo DS]] console.) Encoded files need to be converted to the proprietary [[.mo]] container format first. Supports videos up to 240 pixels wide.


Based on [[BTC]] encoding, interpolation and [[D&C]] approach in general.
An opensource decoder for the format based on reverse engineering exists - https://github.com/Gericom/MobiclipDecoder
 
The format is based on [[H.264]] but it uses different variable-length codes, halfpel-only motion compensation, fixed amount of reference frames, and 8x8 IDCT for luma.


A high-resolution desktop version is also available (MOHD [[FOURCC]]).
A high-resolution desktop version is also available (MOHD [[FOURCC]]).


[[Category:Undiscovered Video Codecs]]
[[Category:Video Codecs]]
[[Category:Video Codecs]]
[[Category:Formats missing in MPlayer]]
[[Category:Formats missing in MPlayer]]

Latest revision as of 04:45, 1 January 2021

Video codec developed by Actimagine, originally intended to playback hq-video on mobile phones (also used on Nintendo DS console.) Encoded files need to be converted to the proprietary .mo container format first. Supports videos up to 240 pixels wide.

An opensource decoder for the format based on reverse engineering exists - https://github.com/Gericom/MobiclipDecoder

The format is based on H.264 but it uses different variable-length codes, halfpel-only motion compensation, fixed amount of reference frames, and 8x8 IDCT for luma.

A high-resolution desktop version is also available (MOHD FOURCC).