What is Codec?
The Windows Media® Video 9 VCM codec is a stand-alone codec package that uses our legacy codec interface and provides two key benefits: Windows Media Video 9 VCM codec enables encoding enthusiasts who use legacy versions of video editing applications to encode and decode Windows Media Video 9-based content using file containers such as AVI. Windows Media Video 9 VCM codec enables users of Windows Media Player 6.4 to play Windows Media Video 9-based content, in both ASF and AVI file containers.
Short for compressor/decompressor. Codecs are various types of computer algorithms that are applied to audio, video, and image files to compress the size of the files. • What are SVCD and DIVX? SVCD is Super Video CD, a great method to save DVD movie to CD without losing much quality. SVCD disc is able to be played in your DVD player. DIVX is the MP3 for movie. You get the same video quality as DVD while keep 1/10 of the size. You can play DIVX in your computer or share it in Internet. Some newer DVD player can now play DIVX movie as well. • What do these parameters mean? Most parameters are for the expert; you can use the default setting for any DVD ripping. • Can I decode DVD with Macrovision encryption? Yes. DVDPean handles Macrovision encryption. • How to convert to a big file without split to several 700M files? At the last step of the wizard, you can select the output file size to “infinite” instead of the default 74Minute VCD or 74Minute ISO CD.
