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List:       ms-wmtalk
Subject:    Re: WM Codecs in 3rd party apps
From:       Ben Waggoner <ben () INTERFRAMEMEDIA ! COM>
Date:       2003-01-29 17:58:53
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Douglas,

    VirtualDub is open source, so it is certainly technically possible to
attach the WM SDK to it.  However, VirtualDub is VERY AVI centric (doesn't
even read QuickTime files!), so it may be quite a project.

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on 1/29/03 6:43, Douglas Ferguson at dferguson75@HOTMAIL.COM wrote:

> Ok, I am really impressed with the quality of WM9. However, I find the
> encoder app really cumbersome and am curious to know if/how to plug the WM
> CODECs into programs like VirtualDub.
>
> One reason for this is my preview doesn't work properly for cropping, so I
> have to start and stop encoding, then view the output to verify that I am
> not cropping too much or too little.
>
> The other is that I just want to open a source, select preprocess settings,
> select output codec, and start encoding. No glitz, no frills.
>
> Also, I use SoundForge 6.0 and would like to put WMA9 support in it,
> including lossless and VBR. How can I go about it?
>
> Can I achieve these things by downloading the WMF SDK?

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