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FFmpeg Gets Support For RealVideo 3.0

Written by Michael Larabel in Multimedia on 21 December 2008 at 03:46 PM EST. 2 Comments

Earlier this month FFmpeg picked up support for new formats/decoders and among them were RealVideo 4.0 support. What was missing, however, was support for RealVideo 3.0 with this free software media converting solution. A RealVideo 3.0 decoder though has now been added to FFmpeg. This decoder may still have a few bugs to it, but it's now available via their SVN repository.

For more information checkout the FFmpeg project.

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