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  1. 28th Oct 2005 10:20 #1
    Digiface
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    is there any program that checks what codecs i have installed on my computer?
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    thanks.
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    Also "sherlock" "filMerit" and "gSpot"
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    Originally Posted by Digiface
    is there any program that checks what codecs i have installed on my computer?
    AVIcodec is ideal.It gives you information on Multimedia Files and the Codecs and Filters installed on your system.
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    Or the 'old fashioned' way: Control Panel>Sounds and Audio Devices>Hardware. Scroll down to 'Video Codecs, Properties>Properties.

    That will at least tell you what Windows thinks are your Video codecs. Audio codecs are also there.
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