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#X text 15 78 [pix_film] loads in a preproducecd digital-video to be
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#X text 24 16 the format [pix_film] is able to decode depends on the
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#X text 30 101 Win32: [pix_film] should be able to decode AVIs (all
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with quicktime-support and you have quicktime installed on your machine
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#X text 31 63 macOS-X: [pix_film] should be ablte to decode quicktime
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#X text 32 175 linux: that's a bit tricky. Since there is no "native"
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on your machine and how Gem has been compiled. If your system supports
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which opens a wide range of supported formats (with the possibility
to install additional codec-plugins) \, from AVI via MPEG2 to DivX
\, although i have found MPEG support rather unstable. libaviplay does
not support quicktime decoding. There is also some ruddy ffmpeg support
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#X text 36 351 although one wouldn't believe it \, but i have found
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