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- Xvid Labs - Xvid Codec
The Xvid codec was created to promote the adoption of open standards, namely ISO MPEG-4 video, and in order to enable the interoperable creation and exchange of digital video between different software applications as well as among consumer electronics devices like DVD or Bluray players
- Xvid - Download
Download Section Get the Xvid Software for your Platform here and be ready to start out in minutes Easy installation Xvid is available as a ready-made installer package and easy to set up Cross-platform Downloads are available for multiple platforms and or distributions (Windows Linux)
- Xvid
The Xvid codec implements the ISO MPEG-4 standard Conforming to a standard makes videos compressed with Xvid future-proof and further ensures that the resulting files can be played back or edited also with third-party software
- Xvid Labs
The Xvid project – best open-source video software for all platforms If you want to take a look at the Xvid source code or test-drive our latest experimental previews, here you can!
- Xvid - FAQs
Xvid allows you to create video for interoperable exchange with portable or home multimedia devices as Xvid is widely supported in hardware Being open-source, Xvid is future-proof and secure to use
- Xvid Labs - FAQ
It describes how to use the Xvid build scripts to compile Xvid with gcc under Linux or MinGW CygWin on Windows Xvid can also be compiled with the Microsoft Visual C++ compiler using the provided project files the " build win32" directory
- Xvid Labs - Source Code
Obtaining the Source Code Version Control System SVN Client Access You can use your favourite SVN client and connect to our SVN server at https: svn xvid org Here's some example commandline that shows how to checkout the trunk sources (when asked for password, leave it blank and hit enter):
- Xvid - Download File List
xvidcore-0 9 0 tar bz2 xvidcore-0 9 0 tar gz xvidcore-0 9 0 zip xvidcore-0 9 1 tar bz2 xvidcore-0 9 1 tar gz xvidcore-0 9 1 zip xvidcore-0 9 2 tar bz2 xvidcore-0 9 2
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