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• Downloadable & External Guides [ Last Update: 14 Oct 2009 / 3046 views ]
A page with guides available for download & links to other external guides.
• How to capture images from movies using Media Player Classic [ Last Update: 15 May 2009 / 3238 views ]
There is nothing more easy! Open the movie with Media Player Classic and choose...
• Audio Codec Tags [ Last Update: 12 May 2006 / 4376 views ]
The list of most common audio tags and their corresponding codecs.
• What do you need to know about codecs [ Last Update: 19 Feb 2006 / 6287 views ]
Have you ever asked yourself "What a codec is?", "What's the difference between Lossy and Lossless codecs or Speech and Audio codecs?" and so on...?
• An easy way to play 3GP files [ Last Update: 11 Dec 2005 / 28868 views ]
3GP is a file format specially developed for 3rd generation mobile devices and based on the...
• The easiest way(s) to capture images from Windows Media Player [ Last Update: 20 Oct 2005 / 2380 views ]
Pressing the "Print Screen" key while playing a movie file in Windows Media Player will not allow you to save the current frame. However, you can do it...
• CD Ripping / Encoding Guide [ Last Update: 11 Oct 2005 / 7335 views ]
Learn to rip your favorite songs from your favorite CDs, and encode those digital songs as high-quality MP3s, using CDex and LAME, the world's best MP3 encoder.
• How to play AC3 files, or AVI with AC3 audio? [ Last Update: 30 Aug 2005 / 7789 views ]
In order to play AC3 (Dolby Digital) files or DTS (Digital Theatre Surround) streams included in AVI/OGM/MKV files...
• How to fix Class not registered or 80040154 error [ Last Update: 25 Jun 2005 / 20128 views ]
"Class not registered" is one of the most annoying and frustrating error message I ever got because none of the video files can be played...
• Fixes for MPEG4 videos [ Last Update: 14 May 2005 / 1817 views ]
Remove blocky and smearing or bleeding effects.
• How to Get the Codecs Downloaded Automatically to Windows Media Player [ Last Update: 11 Feb 2005 / 14280 views ]
The default settings do not allow for the download of the codecs but fixing it is quite simple.
• VBR encoded MP3 files, advantages (and disadvantages?) [ Last Update: 16 Jan 2005 / 4872 views ]
With Variable Bit Rate MP3s, the encoder automatically detects which bit rate is most apropriate for the sound...
• What Codecs Should I Use? [ Last Update: 11 Dec 2004 / 15610 views ]
You have downloaded a video or audio file and you are unable to open it or it does not play properly. This can be due to a simple reason: a missing codec.
• Checking Installed VIDEO and AUDIO Codecs In Windows XP [ Last Update: 11 Dec 2004 / 14130 views ]
View your installed codecs in Windows XP without playing the guessing game.
• How to fix divide error in module IVIAUDIO.AX at... [ Last Update: 8 Dec 2004 / 3073 views ]
It exists in systems that have various Sound Blaster Live (Creative Labs) sound cards and WinDVD (InterVideo, Inc.) installed.
• DVD Digital Copy Protection (Madness) [ Last Update: 3 Dec 2004 / 6605 views ]
Or the dirty little secret of DVD; few interesting things about CSS, RCE, DVD Region Coding...
• What´s the difference between decoding, encoding, recoding and transcoding? [ Last Update: 1 Dec 2004 / 2806 views ]
See the exact difference between these terms.
• How to (re)install Default Codecs in Windows XP/2000 [ Last Update: 27 Aug 2004 / 17075 views ]
Install Microsoft ADPCM Audio Codec, IMA ADPCM Audio Codec and all default codecs.
• Codecs Supported by Windows Media Player for Windows XP [ Last Update: 24 Jun 2004 / 6164 views ]
A list of codecs that are supported in Windows Media Player for Windows XP.
• How to install/uninstall DLL and AX codec/filter files [ Last Update: 30 May 2004 / 51455 views ]
Install/uninstall DLL, AX files using command prompt.
• Adding and Removing Default Codecs (and MCI) in Windows 95/98/Me [ Last Update: 18 May 2004 / 7357 views ]
Removing and reinstalling a codec may solve problems playing a particular file type.
• Four-Character Codes(FOURCC) [ Last Update: 4 Jan 2004 / 13380 views ]
A set of codes that are four characters in length, introduced to clearly identify video data stream formats. They also describe the format of the data itself.
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