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  1. Major LESBIAN STRAPON PORNO UPDATE!! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Offtopic · on OpenStreetMap Sends UK Volunteer Mapper To Antigua

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  2. Linkage by Nasarius · · Score: 2, Informative · on RSA-576 Factored

    Dunno if this is authorized, but: Appropriate Link

  3. Codecs by jsares · · Score: 1 · on Top 10 Software Titles Every Home PC Needs?

    I didn't see anyone else mention codecs which are vital if you want to playback video. Instead of installing each by hand or using Nemo Codec Pack try ffdshow. It's based on the libavcodec used in mplayer and lets you playback just about everything.

  4. Re:ffdshow by maxume · · Score: 1 · on Divx Now Adware Supported Only

    go read this

  5. Who cares about DivX? by rzei · · Score: 4, Informative · on Divx Now Adware Supported Only

    Who actually cares shit about DivX? We've had ffmpeg for some time! If you are honestly watching videos using windows system.. You need ffdshow directshow filter (yes, it's based on ffmpeg).

    WHY are there headlines like this on the front page? For those who are looking for encoder, mplayer comes with the famous mencoder. If my memory serves me right, latest stable (pre-)release supports latest xvid and DivX encoding options.

    -rzei

  6. Who uses DivX anyway? by AegisKnight · · Score: 1 · on Divx Now Adware Supported Only

    I have always been a huge fan of ffdshow. Open source, no adware, AND it's way faster than the official DivX codec. My aging P2 400 can watch most movies just fine with ffdshow. I'm really surprised people put up with DivX.

    There's also XviD...

  7. Ffdshow by CaptainMunchies · · Score: 1 · on Divx Now Adware Supported Only

    The submitter's comment that you have to download their adware to view the movies encoded in DivX isn't entirely accurate. DivX and a few other video codecs (including Xvid) generate MPEG-4 compliant video streams. Ffdshow is a DirectShow filter that can process any MPEG-4 stream for display (it cannot, however, be used for encoding).

    Happy viewing your Fair Use movies!

  8. Replace divx with ffdshow by Roached · · Score: 1 · on Divx Now Adware Supported Only

    I use ffdshow to view all my divx/xvid movies (under windows). It's free (no strings), faster, and supports multiple codecs. Of course for Linux, mplayer is the obvious solution.

  9. Re:after working with lots of them by Jonner · · Score: 1 · on Video Codec Comparison

    Even worse, the author didn't even mention ffmpeg, whose MPEG 4 video codec seems to be at least as good as (probably superior to) both Divx5 and Xvid. There is a Direct Show filter, so Win32 use should be quite possible. The author probably isn't aware of ffmpeg, since it's been primarily *nix only so far, but if optimizing quality vs. bitrate is desired, ffmpeg should be considered.

  10. DivX works for me... by nstrom · · Score: 1 · on A Photorealistic CGI TV Series Coming Real Soon Now

    apparently the DivX version was encoded using a weird codec that doesn't work on all players

    Video shows fine for me, using ffdshow alpha 2003-01-03, get it here. Also works fine with latest mplayer.