Mo-DV's technology centers around "one flash memory plays on all" solutions. Mo-DV's cross platform video player brings movie, music video, and promotional video content to billions of memory-card capable mobile phones and PC's in use today.

Mo-DV's Multimedia Player automatically orients and sizes content to fit mobile phone screen sizes and shapes ranging from square and rectangular in 208x176 to 640 x 480, and all resolutions in between. The player itself also contains the Digital Rights Management (DRM) protecting the content from illegal copy. The Player runs on smart phone platforms Symbian (S60 and UIQ), Win Mobile, and Palm. Linux (Android and Maemo) as well as non-smart phone platforms like Java and Brew are in development. The Player also runs on Windows, Apple, and Linux personal computers.

Mo-DV's video codec is based on an international standard and delivers optimum performance with a minimum of overhead. Mo-DV has developed a proprietary encapsulation tailored to the unique requirements of memory cards for use in mobile devices and for USB flash drives used in PC's. Standard encryption algorithms are utilized by Mo-DV's proprietary DRM, which includes linking of content to the memory media.

The playback of Mo-DV encoded video is free of the jerkiness often associated with low data rate video signals. Particular attention has been paid to making certain that the resolution of the image is not sacrificed to achieve normal frame rates. Smooth playback is achieved through the use of techniques in the compression algorithm to address the cases where the operating speed of mobile devices is relatively low.

Mo-DV provides a high level of Digital Rights Management and anti-copy protection. From the outset it was the goal of the company to maximize security of content on memory cards. Since Mo-DV controls both the encoding and decoding signals, we insert a code into the signal itself which prevents unauthorized duplication. The unique compression envelope of the signals makes Mo-DV-protected memory cards extremely difficult to copy. Anti-copy protection and multi-platform play from a common file are the heart Mo-DV's technology.

Mo-DV has been granted a patent with precedence dates back to 2003 on its principal inventions. These inventions encompass the methodology of permitting a common video file to play on multiple operating systems and configurations of mobile phones and PCs. Other patent applications center around disseminating content on flash media through kiosks and vending machines.