Minimum requirements
The suggestion would be a P2 233 with 64 Mb RAM as the minimum for proper video playback, with Cliprex. For DivX a P2 300 with 128 Megs RAM is the minimum for a smooth display of the video. Be sure you have DirectX installed and DivX;-) if you would like to use that. To download the divx;-) codec or the (SVCD) .m2v codec, go to the download section of the Cliprex website.
Main features
| · | Pitch control up to 225% of the original video speed
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| · | Shows the movie title at the start of a video
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| · | Downloads the codec if it needs to for an unknown video file if available
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| · | You can register the filetypes to set Cliprex as your default videoplayer
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| · | Videofile-search option: You can scan your (network)drives for videofiles and add them to your playlist
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| · | Advanced playlist to manage your videos with, even save the playlist in html format
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| · | Really small filesize, executable of just about 500Kb runs it all
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| · | Image capturing: You can make snapshots of a running video and save them to bitmap or jpeg
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| · | Image editing: resize your captured images and change the image quality
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| · | Mouse scroller support: Control the video size, speed, progress etc. with your mouse
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| · | Loop control: set marker1 and marker2 and create an endless loop
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| · | Very cool graphical playlist with full abilities (doubleclick to play)
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| · | Possibility to rename videos in the playlist and get your playlist more clear
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In order to play .vob (DVD) and .m2v (Mpeg2) files you need to have the proper codec installed. If you have installed programs like PowerDVD, WinDVD or Elecard Mpeg2 player, the codec has been installed on your system and Cliprex will be able to play these files too. Here you have a direct link to download the MPEG2 decompressor from Elecard