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There are only a few compressed formats available for mobile TV and video: 3GPP, MPEG-4, RTSP, and Flash Lite.
The main format for mobile phone video is 3GPP (3rd Generation Partnership Project), a globally standardized communication system between 3rd generation GSM-based mobile phones.
The widely used and adaptable MPEG-4 (Motion Picture Experts Group) video format is available in multiple flavors, which are categorized as Parts.
A protocol called RTSP (Real Time Streaming Protocol) is used to start and manage media streaming sessions.
For use on smartphones and other portable devices, Flash Lite is a highly optimized version of the Flash software.
Actimagine developed this codec, which optimizes response to the battery life and video quality requirements of mobile platforms, based on its work with mobile gaming consoles.
When it comes to cell phones, live video captured on the device and shared via a video sharing platform like Qik is the most straightforward type of video to create and share.
Vidcasting is the podcasting of videos that works similarly by downloading from online syndication.
Create your own public WAP network and make your video available to everyone nearby.
You can send your video, free of cost, to anyone passing by your venue, office, or park bench if you attach a Bluetooth emitter to your PC.
The ideal video format for mobile phones is the next topic of discussion.
One of the most widely used video formats nowadays is MP4, which is compatible with almost all devices.
Consequently, MP4 files are compatible with iTunes, Apple, and Windows.
MP4 files are smaller in size but retain excellent audio and video quality.
Since MP4 files are widely used, you can be sure that the person you share the file with will be able to open it on any device or browser. This makes them perfect for sharing.
Because WMV files are small, we recommend them for email if both you and the recipient are using Windows computers.
MP4 files are excellent for storing on a phone because they are small and work with almost any device.
Android phones 6.0+ are also compatible with MKV files.
Now let’s examine which video files are used by phones.
The most widely used mobile format is 3GPP.
Video recorded on a mobile device will automatically be saved in this format.
Flash Lite is a condensed version of Flash designed with smartphones and other portable devices in mind.
For mobile video, MPEG-4 is a suitable format for sharing.
The acronym RTSP denotes Real Time Streaming Protocol.
Streaming media sessions are established and managed via RTSP.
They will take care of this part if you use any kind of mobile distribution service.
Let’s discuss our MP4 mobile phone videos.
The most popular digital multimedia container format, MPEG-4 PART 14, or MP4, is used to store audio and video files.
According to the specification, MPEG-4 Part 14 files can only have the.MP4 filename extension.
Although MPEG-4 Part 14 formally specifies support for Initial Object Descriptors (IOD) and other MPEG features, it is essentially the same as the QuickTime File Format.
In order to support MPEG-4 visual/audio codecs and different MPEG-4 System features, the MP4 file format defined some extensions over the ISO Base Media File Format.
Although the standard only defines the.mp4 filename extension, other filename extensions are frequently used to denote the type of content that is intended.
Generally, MPEG-4 files containing both audio and video have the.mp4 extension.
3GP, an MPEG-4 Part 12 implementation akin to MP4, is used in mobile phones. Both the.3gp and.3g2 extensions are used.