How to find a missing codec in your computer

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A codec is a technique (compression algorithm) used to reduce the size of a video file. When a video is coded with specific codec and it is not present or properly installed on user's machine, the video won't play at all, or it won't play properly.

To help solve this, you can use one of these codec analysis tools:-

1. VideoInspector:- Analyses most containers (AVI, Matroska, MPEG and more) and gives download link for the missing codecs.

2. Gspot:- A pioneer in troubleshooting video applications, Gspotr is a very useful tool despite being lacking in some features.
3. MediaInfo:- An open source alternative to Gspot.

4. AVICodec:- A useful application mainly for the AVI container format.

The above mentioned software can be downloaded and run to analyse a video file. However, some caution serves well while installing any codec, since certain ones are known to be incompatibilities with some media players.
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I am from India. Only 19 years old studying in college. I like photography and editing images with photoshop. I spend my free time searching for photography tips and exploring photoshop and whatever I learn I share it here.
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