Hello,
BelgacomTV in Belgium does stream TV using PAFF interlacing.
Could anyone explain (or give the link to a site that does) how to modify VLC to use coreAVC instead of ffmpeg ?
Thanks in advance.
coreAVC instead of ffmpeg
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You can't.
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Well, if someone does the DShow support in VLC, maybe...
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wait for the next version of ffmpeg... it has support for......
RV40
ffmpeg is MUCH better than its competitors.
RV40
ffmpeg is MUCH better than its competitors.
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This is good news indeed.Thankswait for the next version of ffmpeg... it has support for......
RV40
How do you know this and what is RV40 ?
The RV40 is the codec for RealVideo9, a format that many have been wanting VLC to support for a long time now. 
The latest nightly builds are always updated with the latest FFmpeg available.Re: coreAVC instead of ffmpeg
Lets try to stay on topic here! 
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