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Kyle_Katarn 15th April 2004 11:45
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VTB v0.9.1.39 [01/04/2004]
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@ Now used last version of MovieCodec.com's script
@ Codecs Database
# [AVI] : Compatibility with 3 letters FourCC (such as DIB)

SeeMoreDigital 15th April 2004 12:06
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Originally posted by Kyle_Katarn
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VTB v0.9.1.39 [01/04/2004]
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@ Now used last version of MovieCodec.com's script
@ Codecs Database
# [AVI] : Compatibility with 3 letters FourCC (such as DIB)
So in order to determine say, the 4CC of an Mpeg4 .AVI, we have to click on the download button?

Cheers

Kyle_Katarn 15th April 2004 12:19
It's only if you want to download the codec required by the movie file

Kyle_Katarn 28th April 2004 23:48
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VTB v0.9.2.42 [29/04/2004]
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+ Language files
@ [AVI] : Uncompressed video stream compatibility update (empty fccHandler field)
# [AVI] : Compatibility update (strf field)
http://www.kcsoftwares.com/?vtb

Neo Neko 29th April 2004 04:48
videotoolbox is slightly different but still close to videotools. [the other avisynth developers :rolleyes: ] Perhaps videomechanic to avoid possible confusion.

Kyle_Katarn 29th April 2004 07:27
Argh, bad luck ..

Neo Neko 29th April 2004 08:04
Actually it could be an improvement. if you have a tool box you have to do it yourself. Not something some people want. If you have a mechanic it sounds more spiffy and automated. Plus a lite search or two has not turned up anything real similar.

Kyle_Katarn 29th April 2004 11:48
Good idea,i 'll think about it.

SeeMoreDigital 29th April 2004 13:33
Nah.. I still think you should call it 'Media Stream Analyser' or 'MSA' for short?

Cheers

Kyle_Katarn 29th April 2004 16:29
hum.

SeeMoreDigital 29th April 2004 17:00
Quote:
Originally posted by Kyle_Katarn
hum.
Unfortunately I think using the word 'mechanic' might suggest that your application can perform functions to a media stream other than providing information. In much the same way using the word(s) 'toolbox' does.... sorry Neo!

Have you had any more thoughts about adding 'elementary' stream reading. I like the fact that your tool can provide info about audio and video streams within say, an .mpg container but as yet it can provide info about the elementary (.m1v or .m2v) streams!

Just a thought... Cheers

Kyle_Katarn 29th April 2004 17:16
Good idea, i'll try to find some documentation about it.

Atamido 29th April 2004 17:46
Quote:
Originally posted by Neo Neko
videotoolbox is slightly different but still close to videotools. [the other avisynth developers :rolleyes: ] Perhaps videomechanic to avoid possible confusion.
Personally I don't see it being an issue at all.

Neo Neko 29th April 2004 21:05
I don't know if it will be a big deal. But hey if it occured to me......

Kyle_Katarn 4th June 2004 07:57
New version !

Quote:
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VTB v0.9.3.43 [03/06/2004]
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+ New codec provider : FourCC.org (you can change the provider in the settings form).
@ Language files.
@ Installation logo.
@ "Donate" button.
# Internal fixes.
http://www.kcsoftwares.com/?vtb

bond 4th June 2004 15:04
did i already ask for support for this fucking damn .mp4 container (mp4 is license free btw), with automatic readout of the bitstream description to tell what codec was used to create it (would be nice for avi too btw)? :D

Kyle_Katarn 4th June 2004 19:23
I'll try to give a look at this asap !

SeeMoreDigital 4th June 2004 19:42
Quote:
Originally posted by Kyle_Katarn
I'll try to give a look at this asap !
That would be most cool of you.

All us Mpeg4/MP4 encoders really need this, since no such file reader exists. Sure we have MP4UI but it does not give much detailed info about the streams!


Cheers

bond 5th June 2004 16:19
Quote:
Originally posted by Kyle_Katarn
I'll try to give a look at this asap !
opensource libraries are available from mpeg4ip and gpac

edit: hm, seems your tool is not opensource (gpl) :p

Kyle_Katarn 7th June 2004 18:59
;)


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