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Input Files: ASF, AVI, DV, FLV, MOV, MP4, MPG, OGG/OGM, RM/RMVB, SWF, WMV
From the Author :
Video codec identification utility - identifies which video codec and audio compression method is used on .avi files, whether the matching codec is installed, and more.
Features :
- Determines which video codec an AVI file uses
- Determines what audio encoding method the file uses
- Determines what codecs you have installed, and whether you have the one needed
- Up-to-date database of over 200 codecs, including the latest DivX 5 and XVID systems
- Shows reported audio bitrate and calculates video bitrate
- Reports if the file is truncated, and how many bytes are missing. Great for downloaders.
- Identifies MPG, MPEG, MOV, WMA, WMV, ASF or OGG/OGM if an unknown non-AVI file is examined.
- Shows RIFF INFO (title, etc) if present, including hidden ASCII in the "JUNK" field
- Easy to use ("File > Load" and you're done)
- Microscopic footprint - download size only 29KB
- Free for personal use
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Title: GSpot270a.zip
Link: Download
Size: 402 KB
Description: Download GSpot
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Title: Official Download Site
Link: Download
Description: Download GSpot from the official site
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Title: AVI to DVD using DVD Flick Guide
Link: Read Article 
Description: A guide on how to convert your AVI/DivX/XviD files (and other types of files) to a DVD using DVD Flick
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Title: Syncronizing and merging subtitles into an AVI file
Link: Read Article
Description: A guide that lets you know how to create permanent subtitles in AVI files using Subcreator and VirtualDub
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