This article is from the MPEG FAQ, by Frank Gadegast phade@cs.tu-berlin.de with numerous contributions by others.
[The June 30 edition of mpeg2w11 does not contain encoder port]
MPEG Software Simulation Group codecs
for Windows 32s
(MPEG-L@netcom.com)
MPEG2DEC.EXE and MPEG2ENC.EXE are Windows 32s ports with integrated
display functions of the MPEG Software Simulation Group's programs.
MPEG2PLY.EXE is the port of mpeg2play---Stefan Eckart's variation of
mpeg2decode which optimizes speed through fast decoding methods such as
approximation techniques, loop unravelling, et al.
All Win32s programs were ported with Microsoft Visual C++. Only the
main() program and display files (mpeg2dec.c, mpeg2enc.c, or mpeg2ply.c)
differ from the standard "Unix distribution."
If you do not have a 32-bit Windows environment (e.g. Win 4.0 Chicago,
Windows NT), but plain old Windows 16 (e.g. Windows 3.1), yet you do
possess either a 386, 486, or Pentium-based PC, you can download the
Microsoft 32-bit extension program, "Win32s" from the Microsoft FTP
site:
URL=ftp://ftp.microsoft.com/developers/DEVTOOLS/Win32SDK/
[198.105.231.1]
(this is the latest edition--June 23, 1994)
Win32s archive (mpeg2w11.zip):
mpeg2dec: mpeg2dec.c Main() routine. Initiates application and display. mpeg2dec.r MS Visual C++ resource file. makefile MS Visual C++ project file. gui.h #include constants for MS GUI values. mpeg2dec.exe Speed-optimized executable grayleo.ico mpeg2dec.exe 32x32 4-bit System Palette icon
 
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