La particularité de XviD par rapport à DivX est le fait qu’il s’agit d’un codec de compression Mpeg4 en Open Source , et est gratuit pour l’heure. Il est aussi performant que Divx , il n’est necessaire que si vous souhaitez faire de l’encodage en Xvid mais les filtres ffdshow suffisent pour la relecture…
Vous pouvez télécharger XviD 1.1.0 ici
Voici la page officielle :
XviD core library source code 1.1.0 This is XviD 1.1.0 release.
This release is the long awaited 1.1.0. It is mostly API compatible with the previous stable release as we dropped support for reduced resolution coding. If your application didn’t use that feature then the upgrade is totally compatible.
Changes since 1.0.3:
- xvidcore:
- Improved Low bitrate quality.
- Improved VBV support
- Rate-Distortion mode decision for bvops
- New postprocessing functions, brightness and deringing
- New PowerPC port by Christoph Naegeli
- Brand new amd64 Linux 64bit port by Andre Werthmann
- Various decoder and encoder speedups
- A few bugs squashed
- VFW frontend
- Mingw/CygWin support
- Various small improvements
- A few bugs squashed
- DShow frontend
- Mingw/CygWin support
- Support for brightness control
- Various small improvements
- A few bugs squashed
Changes since 1.1.0-beta2:
- xvidcore
- Field interlaced decoding
- IEEE-1180 compliant SSE2 iDCT (disabled for safety)
- Fixed misaligned reads on RISC platforms such as ARM
- Completed GCC 4.0 support
- Export only public API on GNU/Linux and Solaris
- Work on the example apps. Support for AVS input in xvid_encraw
- VFW frontend
- Small updates
- DShow frontend
- Additional fourcc support
