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  1. 2nd Aug 2003 02:54 #1
    luckyz
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    Any1 know a program that tells u which format ur video is

    etc mpeg1 mpeg2 pal ntsc blah blah

    thanks
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    You mean like this? (TMPGEnc Plus)

    Hello.
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    yea like that but is dere another program that is easyer to understand?

    if not where can i get that at?
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    Tommyknocker,

    I may be incorrect, but isn't that the info for the file you are creating and not the source file?

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    Yeah, I wouldn't call that info reliable at all. I think you're at least half right, Mike. If you select a template that info will be totally different, from my experience.
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  6. 2nd Aug 2003 20:34 #6
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    You can use AVIcodec to find out what kind of video/audio format you have.

    Here's a link

    https://www.videohelp.com/play#identify

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    Or try this
    http://www.headbands.com/gspot/download.html

    GSPOT "a codec appliance"
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    True it does change to the last input. If you are so skeptical, you can always use the "right click select Propperties funstion" of the Ulead products.

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