"JP" <wiseguyxxxx@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> "Tae Song" <tae_song@hotmail.com> wrote:
> > It's suppose to be a g.723 filter, I thought it you might want to give
> > it
> a
>> try.
>
> OK, I emailed that video clip to you, but why would I need a g.723 filter
> when I need a g.726 codec?
> JP

I don't know all the ins and out of codecs and filters but they're related
in some ways.

A N Y W A Y . . .

I looked around and as far as I can tell the G.726 codec that works on XP is
the only G.726 codec available for Windows Vista.

I found what was suppose to be a work around, but that did not work either.

So the only solution I could come up with (other than learning to code and
writing the codec myself, I came across some source code for that might help
in writing your own G.726 codec)...

VLAN 0.9.9 can handle G.726. I tried it and it works. That .asf file you
sent had some guy walking into someone's house. You better call the cops,
he looked kind of suspicious. (joking)

http://www.videolan.org/vlc/download-windows.html

Another option I haven't bothered to look into video/audio converter.