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echo
5th January 2004, 23:03
It would be nice if XviD dsfilter decoder supported decoding of other MPEG4 FourCC's such as DIVX,FVFW,3VIX etc... I think it shouldn't be too hard to implement (although I personally have no idea how :D ) and we would have a very small handy dsfilter that could be used every time without having to change the fourcc's... Pleeeeeaaase?

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echo

Manao
5th January 2004, 23:09
Have you ever heard of ffdshow ? Have a look on the 'New A/V codecs' forum.

echo
5th January 2004, 23:27
1st of all thanks for the quick reply Manao. Of course I know about ffdshow! :) Who in this forum doesn't? :D And i know that it can use XviD for decoding. The reason I am asking is because XviD decoder is so much smaller that ffdshow and could be more easily included in a CD. It would be nice to have a 250K filter decoding everything IMHO.

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echo

Manao
5th January 2004, 23:54
I've just understood your question :) I was thinking of something else. If you compress ffdshow.ax, it will take 264 K. But I don't think the purpose of the XviD decoder is to decode other codecs.

symonjfox
6th January 2004, 00:09
Maybe you can change the FourCC of your DivX or 3ivX file to Xvid and see if it works or not.

echo
6th January 2004, 00:18
@ symonjfox:
It does work and I know it! XviD can decode anything just fine. ;) Anybody can test that by letting ffdshow decode all mpeg4 material using XviD. I just want this to happen without ffshow and without having to change FourCC's...:p

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echo

symonjfox
6th January 2004, 11:01
Understood :D

bond
6th January 2004, 14:29
Originally posted by echo
It would be nice if XviD dsfilter decoder supported decoding of other MPEG4 FourCC's such as DIVX,FVFW,3VIX etc...would be a nice idea (imho the xvid decoder is the only mpeg-4 decoder that isnt usable with other 4ccs atm)
also support for "mp4v" would be great to be able to connect to .mp4 files

btw: 3ivx' 4cc is "3IV2"

echo
6th January 2004, 22:36
btw: 3ivx' 4cc is "3IV2"

and of course you are right... Thanks for correcting that :)

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echo