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plugh · 20th April 2007, 04:16

The source kit is the "Xvid 1.1.2 stable release" source kit from xvid.org. The source kit includes "Generic install procedure for Win32/MSVC" instructions (from 2004), and includes MS Visual Studio workspace and project files. Assuming you have the required software, unzip it, open the workspace, select the project, and build it. Done!

I believe Koepi's build is also based upon this code base.

Like I said, the only glitch I encountered is that the canned build wants to use a "Qipo" compile switch, which MSVC noted and ignored.

To be fair, the bulk of the encode appears to be the same - perhaps 500 frames out of the 7800 were differant. But that still seems like a lot from simply using a differant compiler.

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plugh A hollow voice says Join Date: Sep 2006 Posts: 269	The source kit is the "Xvid 1.1.2 stable release" source kit from xvid.org. The source kit includes "Generic install procedure for Win32/MSVC" instructions (from 2004), and includes MS Visual Studio workspace and project files. Assuming you have the required software, unzip it, open the workspace, select the project, and build it. Done! I believe Koepi's build is also based upon this code base. Like I said, the only glitch I encountered is that the canned build wants to use a "Qipo" compile switch, which MSVC noted and ignored. To be fair, the bulk of the encode appears to be the same - perhaps 500 frames out of the 7800 were differant. But that still seems like a lot from simply using a differant compiler.