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On Friday, November 21, 2003, at 02:32 PM, Greg Chapman wrote:
Beware. QTPlayer doesn't know who encoded it. He only knows what the format is ('mp4v'), and he opens that codec and asks for a user-readable name.
Right, which is by design in Quicktime... there can only be one decoder for each media type, right?
If you have 3ivX installed, _all_ your movies with MPEG4 video will be reported as 3ivX, whether or not 3ivX actually did the work.
They _are_ doing some real hijacking (3ivX completely disables and replaces Apple's MPEG4 Video codec), but here they are also hijacking the right to name MPEG4 Video in general.
This isn't entirely true. It takes over MPEG-4 decoding, but Apple's MPEG-4 is still an option for decoding.
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