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  1. 14th Apr 2010 09:09 #1
    cheerful
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    Which package do I need to install to get a version of quartz.dll that support m-jpeg?

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    Quartz.dll is part of Windows.
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  3. 14th Apr 2010 10:13 #3
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    I have SP3 on 2 boxes. One has quartz.dll that support MJPEG, one does not. Is it a matter of WMP version or DirectX version?
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    Q. My content needs an MJPG (MJPEG) decoder. Where can I get one?A. If your digital camera produces MJPEG .avi files, install Microsoft DirectX 9.0, which includes an MJPEG decoder. To install DirectX 9.0, see DirectX Download.
    From the Microsoft Windows Media site http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/player/faq/codec.mspx

    Note: this is a decoder, not an encoder.
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    You can also use ffdshow and PicVideo mjpeg codec.
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    Or http://www.morgan-multimedia.com/

    Honestly, these MJPEG codecs are all awful. The only good one is from Matrox.
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    you could try here http://www.dll-files.com/
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