StainlessS
12th September 2012, 06:55
Just downloaded GOM 2.1.4.3-build 5119 from July 31 2012, and found that it
plays corrupt mp4 (AVC) files reasonably well (although it does produce a bit of scrambled video).
The only other player that I've tried which is similarly fault tolerant is potplayer.
I'm not asking any questions here, I just thought it might be handy to have a list of players that coped with damaged clips.
EDIT: Not all corruption is handled well, will still screw up on some errors.
Also, recent build of ffmpeg more fault tolerant than previous versions during remux of problem mp4/flv.
Also utvideo codec implemented.
Zeranoe's FFmpeg Builds Home Page: <http://ffmpeg.zeranoe.com/builds/>
OK Players:
GOM
PotPlayer
KMPlayer
No Hopers:
Windows Media Player (11)
Windows MPlayer 2
Media Player Classic Home Cinema
SMplayer
VLC
plays corrupt mp4 (AVC) files reasonably well (although it does produce a bit of scrambled video).
The only other player that I've tried which is similarly fault tolerant is potplayer.
I'm not asking any questions here, I just thought it might be handy to have a list of players that coped with damaged clips.
EDIT: Not all corruption is handled well, will still screw up on some errors.
Also, recent build of ffmpeg more fault tolerant than previous versions during remux of problem mp4/flv.
Also utvideo codec implemented.
Zeranoe's FFmpeg Builds Home Page: <http://ffmpeg.zeranoe.com/builds/>
OK Players:
GOM
PotPlayer
KMPlayer
No Hopers:
Windows Media Player (11)
Windows MPlayer 2
Media Player Classic Home Cinema
SMplayer
VLC