Interoperability and Standards 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.
Promotion of Free Software A major goal of our project is to stimulate further the creation of GPLed applications and to support the Free Software movement. Supporting Scientific Research By providing the source code of Xvid, we aim at creating a platform for students and interested engineers to exchange fresh ideas. Success by Team Effort Since short after the Xvid project got founded, its code base has been further developed and maintained by a small team of about four to six core developers.
We need Your Help! Getting Started As a three-step quick start: 1. Get the Code: As your first step, you should get the Xvid source code. More instructions are in our Source section. Try the Examples: Once the code is compiled, start playing with it. Developer Mailinglist Have a question or an idea you'd like to discuss? OK Cancel. Sign up to your free Account. First Name. Last Name. Email address. Company Name. Country Select Country.. Xvid Newsletter. Xvid is an open-source research project focusing on video compression and is a collaborative development effort.
It permits compressing and decompressing digital video in order to reduce the required bandwidth of video data for transmission over computer networks or efficient storage on CDs or DVDs. Due to its unrivalled quality Xvid has gained great popularity and is used in many other GPLed applications, like e. This is Xvid 1. It replaces the previous 1. Changes since 1. Post review Show all 33 reviews. Both formats however look fine on p TV's. This 4k is designed for perfect sources e.
Review by Jaques on Sep 29, Version: 1. There not much developers can do anymore as the SAP is so restrictive. In my view 1. There was an Xvid 1. The 64 bit version is here on videohelp. If not just use Koepi's final 1. That variance aq patch luminance masking for me created more problems than positives overall.
Koepi was disappointed ting allowing all that junk in his later 1. Xvid 1. Review by Danny on Jul 13, Version: 1. Still a nice codec to use sometimes. Forgive my ignorance but does xvid still contain the vaq patch like earlier builds?
Review by Will on Jan 16, Version: 1. Who says Xvid and its development is dead? Long may it continue! Review by Val on Dec 29, Version: 1.
It runs on the latest CPUs at a high-speed and has a compression ratio of sometimes more. The result is a massive saving of space and super-fast transmission of the file to the recipient.
Because this is open-source software, most modern Blu-ray and DVD players are compatible with this software. This application provides excellent results. By optimizing the process, only a minimal amount of quality is lost, and a sharper image is retained. On top of it all, this program is completely free. It is packed with all kinds of features and still bears no price tag. Plenty of other options offer a demo, or trial, before asking for payment for continued use.
An alternative is DivX. While both programs are very similar, Xvid offers more high-quality improvements when compared to DivX. Sourcetree is an efficient way to simplify all of your coding needs.
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