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Actually you can use XVid decoder to properly play DivX videos. Vice versa I'm not quite sure, for XVid is under heavy development with changes nearly on a day basis (dev-branch) it's not 100% stable. You can find both a stable and a developer build at http://www.roeder.goe.net/~koepi/. BTW, it has an amazing quality, give it it a try and encode a little video stream! Another way is to install ffdshow which is able to decode a lot of different formats, not only MPG4. Also it has stunning postprocessing capabilities, which are definitely useful in case you have a low bitrate 1 CD DVD-Rip! You can find it here: http://sourceforge.net/projects/ffdshow. Just download the 2003-01-03 build. Though it's in alpha state it's working very well and you will hardly encounter any problem. Under codecs tab check corresponding box if you want to decode with XVid (second checkbox from the left) instead. This way you merely use the postprocessing features. Play around. I hope this explains it. :!:
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am I wrong with the xvid codec? could be ! I only pretend to know something :P |
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Once upon a time ![]() To come to the point, saying "XVid is another Open Source DivX codec" is not exact. "XVid is another Open Source MPEG4 codec, based on early sources of DivX 4" is more specific. BTW, I've encoded a lot of videos with XVid last summer and changed the FourCC to divx, and DivX played all of them. MFG Marcel |
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