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{{codec video|id=vp6|encoder=n|for=[[flv]]|mod=avcodec}} | {{codec video|id=vp6|encoder=n|for=[[flv]]|mod=avcodec}} | ||
'''VP6''' is a video format created by [[On2]], which is used in Flash (.swf) files since version 8. | '''VP6''' is a video format created by [[On2]], which is used in Flash (.swf) files since version 8. | ||
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VLC 0.9.0 should support VP61 and VP60. This is still under testing. | VLC 0.9.0 should support VP61 and VP60. This is still under testing. | ||
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Revision as of 05:10, 8 April 2019
vp6
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This is a video codec. The name to use at the command line is vp6. This codec can be used inside the flv containers. This codec is from the avcodec module. |
VP6 is a video format created by On2, which is used in Flash (.swf) files since version 8.
Compatibility
Some VP6 (VP62 and VP6F) are readable with the latest VLC stable release (0.8.6).
VLC 0.9.0 should support VP61 and VP60. This is still under testing.
