What Is a Full-Motion Video?

Dynamic video refers to the use of computer technology to process images, and then continuously playing out the processing object at a speed of 25 to 30 frames per second, to achieve the effect similar to a movie or TV program. The processed objects form a dynamic video image file. ^[1]

AVI Dynamic video AVI format

Is an image file format developed by Microsoft. When playing such files, Windows system can play without installing other software. The advantage of using this storage format is that it can avoid unnecessary information search operations on the CD-ROM, and the laser reading head does not need to be moved frequently, thereby making the reading of image information smoother.

MOV MOV video format

An image file format developed mainly for Apple's Macintosh series computers, also used for PCs. This format supports capturing, editing, storing and playing dynamic video image files.

Mpeg Dynamic video Mpeg format

Is a compressed video file format. It can store images in full-frame, full-motion, and CD-quality modes, with a high compression ratio and playback capabilities close to video quality.

Dat Dynamic video Dat format

Is the extension of Video CD (VCD) data files, this type of structure is basically the same as the Mpeg type. ^[1]