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Originally Posted by Fenyo play *.rm and *.mov
playing directly from the rm |
RealVideo and QuickTime video codecs doesn't exist, these are propriety format
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Originally Posted by Fenyo FULL mpeg-1 + mpeg-2 + DVD support |
BSPlayer can decode MPEG-1 and MPEG-2 with the right codecs/filters installed
and for DVD Support...you need to decrypt VOB files...licenced technology which cost money to implant (RIAA...)
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Originally Posted by Fenyo User can select which codec is used for the video(and audio too) if more then one can decode the stream (example DIVX5 or DIVX3.11 for a DIVX3.11 coded video) |
This is already implanted with bspfilters.dat
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Originally Posted by Fenyo BSPlayer can't play correctly .MPG files, produce errors in video
when playing, and the sound is crackling! |
BS Player use codec to decode MPG files, if the result is faulty then it's the codec fault, not the player :p try using another MPG decoder
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Originally Posted by Fenyo |
The Link is down
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Originally Posted by Fenyo But the shit PowerDVD can play it correctly!! |
PowerDVD have it own decoding engine
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Originally Posted by Fenyo And i tried to play a simple .M2V file, what is absolutly
failed, the video's image is a whole blackness, and sometimes no audio. |
Still Microsoft MPEG shity decoder fault
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Originally Posted by Fenyo If i open a VBR coded MP3 audio file for the opened video, and then if i seek in time forward, then the sound is sought more forward then i click. So the Video and the opened audio is not synchronous!! |
Using VBR within a AVI isn't recommended for syncronisation issue