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  1. 4th Oct 2006 13:33 #1
    Arlo
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    Is there an mp4 equivalent to the AVI Codec utility that will tell me about the codec used to decode/encode an mp4 file? In particular I want to know the audio format used and whether it is mp4 Part 10 (H.264).
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    redwudz
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    Have you tried Gspot 2.60? Or MediaInfo? I'm not sure how they work with MP4.

    Thanks, Baldrick, I always forget about YAMB.
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    Or you can try YAMB and see what video and audio it contains.
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    My favorite is AVICodeC. Small, intrigates into Windows Explorer right click, and works with many file types and audio.

    Good luck.
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    GSpot has an option to set up a link in the SendTo menu.
    If cameras add ten pounds, why would people want to eat them?
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