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  1. 26th Feb 2004 10:54 #1
    SolidWing68
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    I'm looking for a program that can tell what audio/video codecs are being used in a video, so if I need a certain codec I can just get it.. I was trying to play a .mpg movie in winamp 5 but it just froze, and it played fine in windows media player. Anyhow, if anyone can help me I'd appreciate it. Thanks
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  4. 26th Feb 2004 17:32 #4
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  5. 26th Feb 2004 19:05 #5
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    Originally Posted by Sifaga
    Notepad
    Sure about that? I'm pretty sure notepad can't deal that much information, unless you hack it (actually it's possible to hack it )...
    10110101100111012011 <- The bug Bill doesn't talk about.
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  6. 26th Feb 2004 19:11 #6
    Sifaga
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    your right

    maybe too big for notepad

    i remember trying to find the codec for my AVI files ( 30 secs ) and i opened them with notepad and there was text like VIDSMJPG so that told me that the codec was MJPG

    maybe wordpad would be better to use
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