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How to determine a missing Codec for a video file
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How to determine a missing Codec for a video file
Trying to play certain video files in different viewers (IrFanView for starters) and some won't open because a certain Codec is missing. Others with that same extension will play.
How do you determine what Codec is needed with a given file before you try to open it other than looking at the file extension? |
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I've had luck by dropping the video file into notepad and looking in the first few lines, the name of the codec should be visible there.
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You could just hit it with a hammer and install the nimo codec pack - There's not a useful codec that exists that isn't included.
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Nimo is evil IMHO..
There is a program called avicodec that will tell you the vid and sound codec used in .avi and some .mpg files |
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