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Before starting, read the "Is VP9 better than H264?" guide to learn more about these video codecs and their performance.

If you're looking to decode videos, you have several options to choose from. You can install applications like FFDShow, DivX H.264 Decoder, or LAV Filters on your computer.

Alternatively, you can use media players like VLC, PotPlayer or KMPlayer, which support H.264 internally, eliminating the need for additional codecs or filters.

Please note that VFW and installer options have been removed, so there is no GUI, just Command-Line (CLI) versions. Instead, you can try using x264Gui, x264 VfW, TX264, Leiming's x264 GUI (development discontinued), EncodeGUI, or the populars MeGUI and StaxRip for your encoding needs.

What Makes x264 Video Codec Stand Out?

This command line application (the x264 Video Codec) comes with presets and allows you to select from various profiles, such as baseline, high, main, and extended, making it suitable for a wide range of applications, including TV broadcast, low-latency video, and web video services like Facebook, Vimeo, and YouTube.

Some key features of the x264 Video Codec include the ability to encode multiple 1080p streams simultaneously, advanced psychovisual optimizations, and support for various technical details and configurations, such as framerate, sample aspect ratio, and cropping and resizing filters.

x264 Video Codec is a versatile tool designed to simplify the process of encoding videos while providing advanced options for editing. Whether you're a beginner or an advanced user, you'll find this application to be a valuable addition to your toolkit.

And the best part? You can download the x264 Video Codec for free!