Sipro Lab Telecom ACELP.net (130) codec

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Hello

Im trying to find a 64bit version of the above codec, i tried the acelp.net website and could not find one, im trying to watch some videos that have been sat on my file server for ages that are 3 years old. If anyone could point me in the direciton of a 64bit version of the above codec id appreciate it

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If you want a 64bit Sipro ACELP codec, you'd probably need to ask Sipro or VoiceAge:

* http://www.voiceage.com/products.php

It looks like it's 32bit only so you would want to reencode the content to use a 64bit-supporting codec, sorry, if you really want/need 64bit support.

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Hey Richard, I work for a company that handles electronic content delivery and I would like to beta test your new ACELP.net codec. Please reply if this would be possible.

  Richard Poirier said:
Hello Andy,

We have a Beta version of the Acelp.Net codec for Vista64 ready to distribute and are looking for people to test it out before releasing it. Would you be interested to try it out?

Thanks,

Richard

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  Kris M said:
Hey Richard, I work for a company that handles electronic content delivery and I would like to beta test your new ACELP.net codec. Please reply if this would be possible.

Have you tried updating RealPlayer or intalling the new version or RealPlayer 11 again?

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