March '04 Kidderminster unimeet videos

I’ve uploaded two videos from the March '04 Kidderminster unimeet. Will
jumping a gap and some games.

http://tinyurl.com/ywe87

They are encoded with XviD (see John Childs good explanation of XviD if
you need to http://tinyurl.com/2sk48 )

Cheers, Gary


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oh its not fair they dont work and i dont understand how to get Xvid
encoding to play on my pc, why cant everybody just use the same encoding
making life hard for those of us who dont understand much about this
kinda stuff


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tom_edmonds wrote:
*oh its not fair they dont work and i dont understand how to get Xvid
encoding to play on my pc, why cant everybody just use the same
encoding making life hard for those of us who dont understand much
about this kinda stuff *

You are not alone.

Basically XviD, DivX, WMV, Quicktime, 3ivx plus others are all forms of
MPEG-4. Theoretically they should all be able to play each others
encoded files but often they don’t, or at least not properly. I usually
stick to XviD (its free) but sometimes use DivX.

The XviD codec can be downloaded the latest free from this link
http://tinyurl.com/2m679

The codec that is supposed to be taking over is H.263 (catchy name eh)
just to complicate an already complicated situation.


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unicus wrote:
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The codec that is supposed to be taking over is H.263 (catchy name eh)
just to complicate an already complicated situation. *

...and then of course there is the forthcoming 'Theora'
(http://www.theora.org/) as well, still in alpha development and thus
not in usage yet.

That one is completely different to MPEG4, being based on the On2 VP3
codec. So it is (and will be when it is finished) completely patent
free.


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cheers unicus, tho that link didnt work (took me to a page and said i
was leeching thier bandwidth) I found the file, still have no clue as to
all this format malarky but the videos work so im a happy bunny.


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