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  1. 12th Jan 2005 12:31 #1
    Magikx21
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    I got a .mov file and I have been unable to track down the proper codec to play it. I have used avicodec, and gspt to no avail. I also used video inspector which only lists the audio and I have been unable to find an available codec for mp4a does anyone know what I should do?
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    I think......


    http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/format/codecdownload.aspx
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    I actually found out I had the codec. I looked into the movie properties in Quicktime and found that it ran a newer version of 3ivx than I had and now it seems to work fine. Thanks for the help thogh.
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  4. 13th Jan 2005 07:01 #4
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    mp4a is a container and technically it could contain mp3 which windows comes with a decoder for.

    3ivX comes with a mp4/mov splitter and an aac decoder (mp4/mp4a generally uses aac), however from recollection the decoder is time limited so you might want to check out coreaac for decoding.
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