Free clsid software for windows

Cole2k Media Codec Pack Advanced 7.7.0 is an effective tool which features a large number of codecs and additional tools.

It will allow any DirectShow enabled player, such as Windows Media Player to play an incredible variety of file formats.

Not only is the Advanced Codec Pack a fantastic add on for music and movie playback, but it is also packed with main stream encoder codec's for producing audio and video files.

Installation Advice:

• First of all it is strongly advised that you remove your previous codec pack, it is not always essential but may help to rule out any future problems.
• DivX 6.4 Pro is featured in this pack, if you have previously had DivX 5.x registered or your PC you will need to enter a new key with this version.

Major Features:

1. DivX 6.8.4.1 Pro Video Codec (05/08/08 Revision).
2. DivX Web Player 1.4.0233 browser plugin.
3. XviD 1.1.3 Video (Encoder) Codec Koepis 28/06/07 Build
4. Ffdshow Video Codec 20081228 Revision 2547 by clsid.
5. CoreAVC 0.0.0.4
6. Microsoft Windows Media 9 Video Codec 9.0.1.369.
7. On2 Technologies VP7 Video (Decoder) Codec 7.0.8.
8. On2 Technologies VP6 Video Codec 6.4.2.
9. Flash Video Splitter 1.0.0.1.
10. Huffyuv Lossless Video Codec 2.2.0.1.
11. Ligos Indeo XP Video Codec 5.2820.15.58.
12. Intel Indeo Video Codec 4.51.16.2.
13. Intel Indeo Video Codec 3.24.1.2.
14. InterVideo Video Filter 7.0.27.191.
15. CyberLink DVD Video/SP Filter 6.0.2.2806.
16. AC3Filter 1.51a.
17. AC3File 0.5b.
18. Spdifer 0.2a.
19. DVBPortal HDTV Pump Filter 1.0.7.
20. MythTV Filters 0.10.0.
21. Core AAC Playback Filter 1.2.0.573 + AAC Parser Filter 1.1.0 By Tom Judd.
22. Core Vorbis Playback Filter 1.1.0.79 + OGG Splitter 1.0.0.0 By Gabest.
23. RadLight OFR Playback Filter 1.0.0.1 for OptimFROG.
24. Sony ATRAC3 0.98 ACM Codec also known as MDLP2.
25. DivX ACM Audio Codec also known as Windows Media Audio 4.1.
26. Lame MP3 3.98.2 ACM Codec.
27. DSP-worx Bass source filter 1.11.
28. Haali Media Splitter 29/03/08 For MP4, MKV, OGM and AVI container files.
29. AVI AC3/DTS Converter + DTS/AC3 Source Filter By Gabest.
30. RealMedia Source Splitter 1.0.1.2.
31. VSFilter 2.39 Subtitle Reader.
32. XCD Filter Also known as Form 2 Mode 2 CD.
33. GSpot Codec Information Appliance 2.70a.
34. Shell Context Menu Allows you to manually register and unregister dlls, ocxs, axs and exes through the right click context menu.

Enhancements

• Updated: DivX Pro to version 7.2
• Updated: ffdshow to build 20090620 revision 3014.
• Updated: AC3Filter to version 1.60b.
• Updated: AC3File to version 1.6b.
• Updated: Spdifer to version 0.3b.
• Changed: ffdshow defaults.
• Removed: Sony ATRAC3 Codec.

Requirements:

• Microsoft Windows 7/Vista/XP/MCE/.net/2003/2000 x86 and x64, Microsoft DirectX 9 or higher suggested.
• Hardware specification can vary widely, Athlon and Pentium 3 processors or higher along with a DirectX enabled graphics card are suggested.
  

System Requirements: DirectX

Enhancements: Various updated components

FFDShow MPEG-4 Video Decoder 20090515 Rev2946 offers you a useful tool for decoding/encoding many video and audio formats, including DivX and XviD movies using libavcodec, xvid and other opensourced libraries with a rich set of postprocessing filters.

Major Features:

1. All common encoding modes: constant bitrate, fixed quantizer, fixed quality, two pass encoding (depends on compressor features)
2. For libavcodec and XviD detailed selection of motion estimation method
3. Minimum and maximum I frames interval
4. Minimum and maximum quantizer selection, quantizer type and trellis quantization selection for libavcodec
5. Adaptive quantization (aka. masking) for libavcodec and XviD, single coefficient elimination
6. Selectable compression of starting and ending credits
7. Two curve compression algorithms for second pass of two pass encoding thanks to XviD developers
8. Second pass simulation: although not very precise, still helpful for tweaking advanced curve compression parameters
9. Ability to use libavcodec internal two pass code
10. Image preprocessing with ffdshow image filters (latest ffdshow version must be installed)
11. Graph during encoding: if your encoding program doesn't provide one
12. B frames support: from one to eight consecutive B frames
13. Support for MPEG 4 quarterpel and GMC
14. Selectable interlaced encoding
15. Decompression various compression methods:

Enhancements:

• FFDShow 2009-05-15 (rev. 2946) was compiled by drevil_xxl using GCC 4.1.1 (libavcodec.dll & libmplayer.dll), FFDShow 2009-05-19 (rev. 2954) MMX* was compiled by clsid using ICL9 while FFDShow 2009-05-15 (rev. 2946) SSE** was also compiled by clsid using ICL9.
• Only for CPUs with support for MMX (MultiMedia eXperience) instructions.
• Only for CPUs with support for SSE (Streaming SIMD Extensions) instructions.

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FFDShow MPEG-4 Video Decoder 20090503 Rev2936 offers you the DirectShow and VFW codec for decoding/encoding many video and audio formats, including DivX and XviD movies using libavcodec, xvid and other opensourced libraries with a rich set of postprocessing filters.

FFDShow 2009-05-03 (rev. 2936) was compiled by drevil_xxl using GCC 4.1.1 (libavcodec.dll & libmplayer.dll), FFDShow 2009-05-03 (rev. 2936) MMX* was compiled by clsid using ICL9 while FFDShow 2009-04-29 (rev. 2925) SSE** was also compiled by clsid using ICL9.

Only for CPUs with support for MMX (MultiMedia eXperience) instructions. Only for CPUs with support for SSE (Streaming SIMD Extensions) instructions. Check if your CPU has support for SSE or SSE2 instructions using Cpu-Z, a small tool which shows infos about CPU.
First of all, the FFDSHOW consumes way less CPU power than original DivX codecs, even with maximum post-processing. At the same time the post-processing seems to give excellent quality results and allows more configuring than the original DivX 5 codec. It can even automaticly reduce post-processing if your CPU is getting overloaded.

The noise filter adds a kind of a rasterising effect to the picture - might be useful in some cases. The alpha version also includes experimental playback for MPEG-1 and MPEG-2 files (such as VCD and SVCD movies), which works pretty damn well. Only problem is that MPEG-2 playback can't play the SVCD clips directly from the CD, but requires the video to be extracted to the HDD by using VCDGear first.

Major Features:

1. Various compression methods:
   
   • MPEG 4 compatible (Xvid, DivX 4, DivX 5) using libavcodec or XviD
   • Divx 3 compatible, MSMPEG4v2, MSMPEG4v1
   • WMV1/7, WMV2/8
   • H263, H263+, H264
   • HuffYUV in YV12 colorspace
   • MJPEG
   • MPEG 1
   • Theora (not for regular use, format isn't stabilized yet)
   • MPEG 2 by using mpeg2enc code from MJPEGtools project
   • all Windows Media Video 9 supported encoders with output to asf/wmv file or AVI
2. All common encoding modes: constant bitrate, fixed quantizer, fixed quality, two pass encoding (depends on compressor features)
   
3. For libavcodec and XviD detailed selection of motion estimation method
   
4. Minimum and maximum I frames interval
   
5. Minimum and maximum quantizer selection, quantizer type and trellis quantization selection for libavcodec
   
6. Adaptive quantization (aka. masking) for libavcodec and XviD, single coefficient elimination
   selectable compression of starting and ending credits
   
7. Two curve compression algorithms for second pass of two pass encoding thanks to XviD developers
   
8. Second pass simulation: although not very precise, still helpful for tweaking advanced curve compression parameters
   
9. Ability to use libavcodec internal two pass code
   
10. Image preprocessing with ffdshow image filters (latest ffdshow version must be installed)
    
11. Graph during encoding: if your encoding program doesn't provide one
    
12. B frames support: from one to eight consecutive B frames
    
13. Support for MPEG 4 quarterpel and GMC
    
14. Selectable interlaced encoding
    
15. Decompression

FFDSHOW is a DirectShow decoding filter for decompressing DivX, XviD, H.264, FLV1, WMV, MPEG-1 and MPEG-2, MPEG-4 movies. It uses libavcodec from ffmpeg project for video decompression, postprocessing code from mplayer to enhance visual quality of low bitrate movies, and is based on original DirectShow filter from XviD, which is GPL'ed educational implementation of MPEG4 encoder.

FFDSHOW consumes way less CPU power than original DivX codecs, even with maximum post-processing. At the same time the post-processing seems to give excellent quality results and allows more configuring than the original DivX 5 codec. It can even automaticly reduce post-processing if your CPU is getting overloaded. The noise filter adds a kind of a rasterising effect to the picture - might be useful in some cases. The alpha version also includes experimental playback for MPEG-1 and MPEG-2 files (such as VCD and SVCD movies), which works pretty damn well. Only problem is that MPEG-2 playback can't play the SVCD clips directly from the CD, but requires the video to be extracted to the HDD by using VCDGear first.

Major features

1. Various compression methods:
   
2. MPEG 4 compatible (Xvid, DivX 4, DivX 5) using libavcodec or XviD
   
3. Divx 3 compatible, MSMPEG4v2, MSMPEG4v1
   
4. WMV1/7, WMV2/8
   
5. H263, H263+, H264
   
6. HuffYUV in YV12 colorspace
   
7. MJPEG
   
8. MPEG 1
   
9. Theora (not for regular use, format isn't stabilized yet)
   
10. MPEG 2 by using mpeg2enc code from MJPEGtools project
    
11. All Windows Media Video 9 supported encoders with output to asf/wmv file or AVI
    
12. All common encoding modes: constant bitrate, fixed quantizer, fixed quality, two pass encoding
13. (depends on compressor features)
    
14. For libavcodec and XviD detailed selection of motion estimation method
    
15. Minimum and maximum I frames interval
    
16. Minimum and maximum quantizer selection, quantizer type and trellis quantization selection for
17. libavcodec
    
18. Adaptive quantization (aka. masking) for libavcodec and XviD, single coefficient elimination
    
19. Selectable compression of starting and ending credits
    
20. Two curve compression algorithms for second pass of two pass encoding - thanks to XviD
21. developers
    
22. Second pass simulation: although not very precise, still helpful for tweaking advanced curve
23. compression parameters
    
24. Use libavcodec internal two pass code
    
25. Image preprocessing with ffdshow image filters (latest ffdshow version must be installed)
    
26. Graph during encoding: if your encoding program doesn't provide one
    
27. B frames support: from one to eight consecutive B frames
    
28. Support for MPEG 4 quarterpel and GMC
    
29. Selectable interlaced encoding
    
30. Decompression

Enhancements: FFDShow 2009-02-03 (rev. 2653) MMX* was compiled by clsid using ICL9

Requirements

1. Only for CPUs with support for MMX (MultiMedia eXperience) instructions.
   
2. Only for CPUs with support for SSE (Streaming SIMD Extensions) instructions. Check if your CPU has support for SSE or SSE2 instructions using Cpu-Z, a small tool which shows infos about CPU.

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