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checking audio compression in an AVI

DannyBoy

DannyBoy

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are there any small programs that just quickly tell you what the video / audio compression used in an AVI is?
 
Originally posted by: DannyBoy
Originally posted by: ActuaryTm
VirtualDub.
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vdub didn't work for some reason.

gunna try this avicodec program that I just found, sounds perfect
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Just use Gspot already. Its free.

Thats's what Clint would use. 😉

 
I have Gspot but use VDub for this purpose (haven't extracted/installed gspot at all, actually). When you say it didn't work, what exactly do you mean? You need to open up the video file in VDub, then go to file -> file information, fyi.
 
Originally posted by: Iron Woode
Originally posted by: DannyBoy
Originally posted by: ActuaryTm
VirtualDub.
Click to expand...

vdub didn't work for some reason.

gunna try this avicodec program that I just found, sounds perfect
Click to expand...
Just use Gspot already. Its free.

Thats's what Clint would use. 😉
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Clint can stay the !#@$ out my threads :|

*I* used AVIcodec, GSpot's kinda cool too.

ty ty
 
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