OT: Looking for a good free MPEG-4 codec
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Kitsune Knight,
Posted on: 2009-08-07 17:29 in ALL ACCESS Gameplay Technical Issues Bugs
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I assume by 'avi' you mean an mpeg-2 video in an avi container? If so, MediaCoder (free, open source, available on SF.net) should work fine for that, and doesn't include any watermarks or any of that junk. I've used it quite a bit to encode loads of mpeg-2/avi videos into h264 video files... the reverse should work fine as well.
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Originally Posted by Wuigly_Squigly
PS. If not that, how about a program that does a decent job of 'converting' mpeg files to avi? (No watermarks)
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Originally Posted by ShadowNate
;_; ?!?! What the heck is wrong with you, my god, I have never been so confused in my life!
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MediaCoder? That uses Opencandy, a form of adware, to support itself.|
Originally Posted by KitsuneKnight
I assume by 'avi' you mean an mpeg-2 video in an avi container? If so, MediaCoder (free, open source, available on SF.net) should work fine for that, and doesn't include any watermarks or any of that junk. I've used it quite a bit to encode loads of mpeg-2/avi videos into h264 video files... the reverse should work fine as well.
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EDIT: Did some more digging. While Opencandy left nasty bits behind, they claim they've cleaned up those files now. It will only actually do it's checking during the MediaCoder install. That said, I'm very wary of anything peeking at my registry.
Necrobond - 50 BS/Inv Scrapper made in I1
Rickar - 50 Bots/FF Mastermind
Anti-Muon - 42 Warshade
Ivory Sicarius - 45 Crab Spider
Aber ja, nat�rlich Hans nass ist, er steht unter einem Wasserfall.
Something that would give support for something like adobe premiere,
any suggestions?
PS. If not that, how about a program that does a decent job of 'converting' mpeg files to avi? (No watermarks)