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  1. 9th Dec 2011 15:56 #1
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    After many codecs installed since Windows 98, it seems most plausible
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    [Panasonic DV Codec v2.6400]
    isnot a true codec. More precisely it`s only able to decode`n process if someone may proper express it (in a "how to"guide), and is not able to do live-capture.

    After installing it in MS Windows virtualdub seems unable to directcapture from TV-Tuner & encode using "Panasonic DV-CODEC", file certified by CRC32::F7BF84C6. At resolutions of 704, 720 x 576 it retuns flag-2, and for me it looks as I am unable to use it to compress true time.

    Sorry to be so detailed but I suggest rename the files to Panasonic DV Decoder and put www.videohelp.com notify author or me.

    Thank you for support!
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    test post???
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  3. 10th Dec 2011 07:39 #3
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    If you were to test a video codec and find out you can`t do compression of live video where do you ....
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    it seems dvsd fourcc works only with 768x576 or 720480fps. codec is locked so you cant use it for other sizes. please do more research on google "
    Types of DV AVI Files

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