This is odd because I don't have either of those two Mpeg-4 codecs showing
here and yet something did download to play that file at p.b.a.  Wonder why
I can't list it here?  I've restarted computer since then.  Well, I know
it's there anyhow.
I checked all my Avi codecs against each other once for quality and
filesize, unfortunately I didn't take note of the results, think it was
Indeo 5.* which came up best of what I had at the time (it's v. 5.06 now),
so like Peter says that might be good and others should typically have it
too.  Thing is, I don't know if a version change alone messes up backward
compatibility or not.  I also have the Indeo interactive codec which I never
use because it seems others don't usually have that at all.
It's not going to be a sure thing anyhow.

Bob

Sander <san### [at] the-internet> wrote in message
news:3837fe37@news.povray.org...
> My video editor has the following compression methods for AVI's; which is
> generally useful in the p.b.a.-group? I am not sure that the one I used in
> my first post is commonly used (MP4 V2):
>
> - Cinepak Codec by Radius
> - Intel Indeo Video 4.3
> - Intel Indeo Video R3.2
> - Microsoft Video 1
> - Microsoft RLE
> - Microsoft H.263 Video Codec
> - Indeo Video 5.04
> - Microsoft MPEG-4 Video Codec V1
> - Microsoft MPEG-4 Video Codec V2
>
> Your comments will be appreciated,
> Sander
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