So I just installed Win XP Pro and I want to keep my system as clean as possible... that means not installing tons of codecs!!
What do you guys recommend for my MPEG2 codec... I need to be able to watch MPEG 2 videos and encode SVCD/DVD with TMPGENC.
It doesn't have to be free, I don't mind paying a little for a codec that is clean, good quality and trouble-free!
Any other suggestions you might have on codecs I should and should not install is appreciated. So far I'm only installed Xvid and Divx.
Thanks!
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I installed the panasonic codec on my windows xp pro pc and so far no problems.
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For MPEG-2, I usually just install PowerDVD and use the codec from it. I beleive even if you uninstall the program, the codec remains. For a free MPEG-2 codec, try Stinkys MPEG2 Codec.
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Media Player Classic is a free alternative
Read my blog here.
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Media Player Classic for sure!
No need for codecs. Plus, if you encode your videos to elemental streams (m2v + ac3) with the same name (video.m2v + video.ac3), you can just drag the video.m2v into Media Player Classic and it will also pickup the audio and play it.
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