I've been looking around and found that certain series have been encoded with a video encoder known as H.264. I have learned that this encoder is used in Apple Quicktime; however, there has been little in terms of programs available that are used to decode the fansubs. Anyone care to offer a little assitence since I've only managed to get an actual H.264 Encoder to startup, not any of the decoders.
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- Feb 15, 2006
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look for the combined comminity codec package or cccp as they call it. That will have every codec you need to watch EVERY form of encodes any fansub group does now a days.
- Feb 15, 2006
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Here is a link http://cccp-project.net/ .
They also have a very good FAQ / Wiki that you should check out if you have problems or want to learn more about codecs and directshow filters.
- Feb 15, 2006
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also note that the h264 codec takes alot more processing power so about 1gb ram and close to 3ghz PC is recommended
- Feb 15, 2006
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Quote by speedfreek19also note that the h264 codec takes alot more processing power so about 1gb ram and close to 3ghz PC is recommended
That's an exaggeration! My 2GHz AMD setup does just fine with them.- Feb 15, 2006
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Quote by speedfreek19also note that the h264 codec takes alot more processing power so about 1gb ram and close to 3ghz PC is recommended
It depends on the size of the clip and at the amout of FPS it's playing at.
Also at a CES 2006 show Nvidia demonstrated two clips
One with H.264 encoding and the other without.The one with H.264 uses less cpu resource as oppose to the one
without the H.264 encoding.You can try PowerDVD, WinDVD or Nero and see if they will play it.
- Feb 15, 2006
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Just use the CCCP. Also, if you have Nero installed, you might want to search around the Wiki for a solution, since having Nero makes it hard for you to play .mp4 files.
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- Feb 15, 2006
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VLC player plays about every format out there without installing any codec
- Feb 16, 2006
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for decode 264 install fddshow codec http://ffdshow.sourceforge.net/tikiwiki/tiki-index.php?page=Getting+ffdshow or videolan.org (this player doesn't need codecs) as said eiyu.
- Feb 20, 2006
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I had problems with that, but then I downloaded the newest version of Klite Codec Pack full (which I use for some time now) and that solved the problem, since in these new versions of the pack this format is now fully supported.
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- Feb 20, 2006
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VLC is useless and outdated now, you have to use CCCP for many of the files. I personally hate h264 considering that it completely eat all the memory and processing speed.
- Feb 20, 2006
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I wonder if all this newer encoding software is really going to have as much effect on quality as the encoder's skill/knowledge itself. I mean, look at ANBU's Mushi-shi releases - only around 140mb per episode and yet looks unbelieavably clean and sharp, especially considering it is an 'older technology'. ;)
Obviously their encoder knows their stuff without having to resort to 'newer is better' philosophy.
- Feb 25, 2006
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I also hate how people are saying using x264 will help decrease file size. Yet, groups are still releasing them in 233 MB files...
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- Feb 26, 2006
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You can get better results with manually aided encoding, that is encoding it a various rates and then looking to see which one is better, as higher bitrate isn't always higher quality.
- Feb 26, 2006
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CCCP is probably your best choice. I really hope more anime would be released in high quality H.264. Looks really nice on both TV on monitor
- Mar 04, 2006
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I dont really notice the difference between the encodes. I dont think it bothers me too much since I can play the files. H.264 is kinda a strange name to say to people. This one is Divx 6 or quickttime 7 right. Thats what i just tell everyone.
- Mar 04, 2006
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