WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
– December 7, 2012 – TMM, Inc. (Pink Sheet: TMMI) (“TMMI” or
“the Company”) is pleased to announce the reconstruction of the TRUDEF™
.FVF (‘Fractal Video File’) and the .FIF (‘Fractal Intra Frame’) file
extensions. These file extensions are modernized versions of the original 1990’s
fractal file extensions used in the initial development and the shipped commercial
video products. TRUDEF™ “.FVF” now supports video compressed with the
TRUDEF™ Fractal compression system and a wide variety of commonly used audio
formats. It can be made up of either Fractal Intra Frames (‘Key Frames’) or a
combination of Key Frames and P‑frames (‘Predicted picture’).

Intra Frames are self-contained video frames which do not
share any data with other frames. TRUDEF™ Fractal Intra Frame encoded video is
intended to be used in the Production/Post Production, Archiving and Digital
Cinema environments that require a high level of image quality. P-Frames are
used in broadcasting and streaming environments that require higher compression
with lower level of image quality.

TMMI’s recently announced completion of Microsoft Media Foundation (‘MMF’) TRUDEF™
Fractal Codec library supports direct playback of .FVF fractal video files in
MMF compatible media players such as Microsoft’s Windows Media Player. It also
displays single .FIF fractal Intra Frames.

ON BEHALF OF THE TMMI BOARD OF
DIRECTORS OF TMM, INC.

GERARD V. CAVANAUGH

CHAIRMAN AND PRESIDENT

For more information, please visit the Company’s Website at http://www.tmmi.us.

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