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'''Sofdec''' is formerly known as '''MPEG Sofdec''' a video container format developed by [[CRI Middleware Co. Ltd.]]. It supports MPEG video with a frame rate of up to 60 frames per second and [[ADX]] audio. Sofdec videos have the file extension .sfd, and are used in numerous Sega games. One of the first games to use Sofdec was [[Sonic Adventure]], on the [[Sega Dreamcast]].<br> | '''Sofdec''' is formerly known as '''MPEG Sofdec''' a video container format developed by [[CRI Middleware Co. Ltd.]]. It supports MPEG video with a frame rate of up to 60 frames per second and [[ADX]] audio. Sofdec videos have the file extension .sfd, and are used in numerous Sega games. One of the first games to use Sofdec was [[Sonic Adventure]], on the [[Sega Dreamcast]].<br> | ||
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File:Sofdec.svg
Sofdec logo.
Sofdec is formerly known as MPEG Sofdec a video container format developed by CRI Middleware Co. Ltd.. It supports MPEG video with a frame rate of up to 60 frames per second and ADX audio. Sofdec videos have the file extension .sfd, and are used in numerous Sega games. One of the first games to use Sofdec was Sonic Adventure, on the Sega Dreamcast.