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  1. 9th Sep 2003 00:37 #1
    Gil T Pleasure
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    I seem to recall reading about a program/utility that lets you check what codec is used for a particular video file. I've search the forum and checked out the Tools section, but I can seem to find it. Does it exist and if so, what is it called?

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    Here is one for AVIs
    https://www.videohelp.com/tools?tool=99#comments

    There are a few under both "codecs" and "other useful tools" take your pick
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    GSPOT is one of them. u can get it in divxmovies.com
    gspot allows u to detect the codes used for your video n audio.
    hope that helps.
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    Yeah, that's the one (AVICodec). Hey thanks Solarjetman and hotsizzle. I appreciate the quick resply.
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