full motion video
"Full motion video" (FMV) is commonly used in video games and multimedia to deliver high-quality, pre-recorded video sequences.
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Definition
B2Video Games
(technical)Pre-recorded video sequences used in games, often with live-action or animated content, to enhance storytelling or display action.
Example
- The game uses full motion video to create immersive cutscenes between levels.
B2Multimedia
(technical)A video format that displays high-quality, continuous motion, typically requiring a frame rate of at least 24 frames per second.
Example
- Full motion video is essential for producing realistic animations in multimedia presentations.
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