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  1. 3rd Jun 2003 12:43 #1
    DocD
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    I have been using GSpot to see what format a video is in but I am wondering if there are other programs that give more info?

    I am trying to view a movie and it says video codecs are installed but all I get is sound and np picture. Any ideas?

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  2. 3rd Jun 2003 18:02 #2
    wee haggis
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    G Spot is one of the better ones, but you could also use Virtualdub and open up File Information
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  3. 5th Jun 2003 23:14 #3
    hysteria82
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    MovieID is a decent choice. Just drag the video onto the MovieID icon and it will open up a Notepad window with the info.

    Download MovieID here

    Side note: If you know your way around Windows, I recommend that you put a shortcut to MovieID in your "SendTo" folder.. saves a lot of time in the long run if you use this as often as I do...


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