FFDShow 1.3.4534
4.02
from 161 Reviews
FFDShow (or FFDShow Video Decoder) is a powerful "codec pack" that enhances your multimedia experience by providing support for a wide range of audio and video formats.
FFDShow lets you say goodbye to compatibility issues and enjoy smooth playback of popular file types like AVI, MKV, MP4, and more.
Streaming content online or playing files from your local library is effortless with FFDShow, ensuring uninterrupted viewing without glitches.
One of the standout features of ffdshow is its ability to enhance video quality.
With advanced post-processing options, including sharpening, noise reduction, and color correction, FFDShow allows you to customize your viewing experience to suit your preferences. Whether you're watching a classic film or the latest blockbuster, ffdshow ensures that every frame looks its best.
FFDShow also comes with support for a wide range of audio formats, including MP3, AAC, AC3, and DTS.
This means that you can enjoy high-quality sound whether you're listening to music, watching a movie, or playing a video game.
Installing FFDShow is quick and easy, and once installed, it works seamlessly in the background, ensuring that you can enjoy your multimedia content without any hassle.
Best of all, FFDShow is completely free to download and use, making it a must-have for any computer user who wants to get the most out of their multimedia experience.
Reviews & Comments
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cvekla
on 15 April 2013
When streaming after few days audio is DEsyncronised.
Solution is back to codec from 2011y or 2012y.
Solution is back to codec from 2011y or 2012y.
OP
OPODER
on 28 December 2012
Good Codec Package, But some codecs doesn't work well... Like AAC :/
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teleping
on 27 July 2011
@Al Jung:
The encoders were removed, last version to have them seems to be around rev. 3670. Reasons were outdated, buggy and inferior encoders; you should use standalone encoders (x264vfw or x264 for h264 encodings, standalone XviD for xvids..).
More about the issue at doom9: http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=120465
The encoders were removed, last version to have them seems to be around rev. 3670. Reasons were outdated, buggy and inferior encoders; you should use standalone encoders (x264vfw or x264 for h264 encodings, standalone XviD for xvids..).
More about the issue at doom9: http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=120465
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