Hi,
I've been successfully converting MediaSack .avi files with DVDFab 12 with its H264 codec converter (to .mp4 for Samsung Galaxy Tab S4). The converted files play nicely with Windows Media Player, and with my preferred video player, PowerDVD 22. I've just started using Unifab (2.0.1.8 - 2.0.2.1 fails to download for me at the moment), and I find using the same settings as DVDFab, the H264 converted .mp4 file no longer plays with either of the above. Windows Media Player reports that it is missing an avc1 codec. I'm finding a source for the avc1 codec a bit elusive - there's lots for the av1 codec, though, and my only attempt to install an avc1 codec probably installed the av1 codec! (Note: If I try a generic mp4 converter with MPEG4 codec in Unifab, the quality of the output leaves something to be desired.)
So, if anyone can point me to a reliable souce of the avc1 codec for Win10 I would definitely appreciate it.
Thanks in advance, Paul.
I've been successfully converting MediaSack .avi files with DVDFab 12 with its H264 codec converter (to .mp4 for Samsung Galaxy Tab S4). The converted files play nicely with Windows Media Player, and with my preferred video player, PowerDVD 22. I've just started using Unifab (2.0.1.8 - 2.0.2.1 fails to download for me at the moment), and I find using the same settings as DVDFab, the H264 converted .mp4 file no longer plays with either of the above. Windows Media Player reports that it is missing an avc1 codec. I'm finding a source for the avc1 codec a bit elusive - there's lots for the av1 codec, though, and my only attempt to install an avc1 codec probably installed the av1 codec! (Note: If I try a generic mp4 converter with MPEG4 codec in Unifab, the quality of the output leaves something to be desired.)
So, if anyone can point me to a reliable souce of the avc1 codec for Win10 I would definitely appreciate it.
Thanks in advance, Paul.
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