Bollywood movies soon on your mobile

Content distributor signs deal for mobile codec

Bollywood movies soon on your mobile. Phones, Mobile phone apps, Yahoo, LG, Biz, EDGE, PDAs, Cameras, Nikon, DSLR cameras, Compact cameras, Digital cameras 0

26 February 2007 16:40 GMT / By Amber Maitland

Bollywood fans will soon find it easier to get their favourite films on their mobile phone.

Hungama Mobile, which has the exclusive rights to 70% of Bollywood content for mobile devices, has recently signed a deal to use a video codec called Mobiclip, developed by Actimagine, to deliver 24fps video to mobile phones.

The technology is designed to not drain batteries or overload the mobile's processor.

The Bollywood movies will be released in various markets across the world on memory cards through handset manufacturers and retailers; they will also be available through Hungama's website Indiafm.com

We'll keep you updated when the service goes live.

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