Free mpeg2 decoder software for mac

JPDM Decoder 2.2.0 is regarded an easy-to-use and handy software which permits you to visualize through Quick Time videos created with KandaluLite software.

This codec JPDM Decoder: QuickTime Video Decoder Component (JPDM web and Desktop vision) Under GPL (Based on ffmpeg-SVN's libavcodec.)

Major Features:

1. Override QuickTime native default H.264 decoder.
2. Support B-frame, and some Main/Hi Profile features.
3. B-Pyramid is now playable under QuickTime Player.
4. Based on ffmpeg-SVN's libavcodec.

BitVice MPEG2 Encoder SD 2.8.1 is developed as a useful tool which uses the latest technology and science to compress your movies into MPEG2 elementary video streams.

BitVice is the Industy standard for encoding MPEG-2 files on mac computers. The video streams produced by BitVice are MPEG2 compliant, and as such, they can be mounted in any compliant DVD authoring or multiplexing tool.

The BitVice is a stand-alone software and makes use of QuickTime features when it comes to reading the movie you want to compress.

Written by a few top of the world MPEG engineers, BitVice is the best real-world solution for you to produce high-end MPEG2 videos, suitable for DVD products, commercial spots or wherever you need an MPEG2 video encoding of the highest quality per bitrate available today.

Major Features:

1. Scene change detection
2. True Variable Bit Rate
3. Adaptive GOP structure
4. IBP GOP sequences
5. Special still picture encoding
6. Adaptive Quantization and Bit Rate Control
7. Interleaved rate control
8. Extensive block matching
9. DV input color and gamma correction
10. Good control of the generated file size

Requirements:

• BitVice 2.8.1 runs on INTEL and PPC Mac's:
• • A Macintosh with Intel or PPC processor(s)
  • Mac OS X Leopard - Mac
  • Mac OS 10.6 Snow Leopard
  • QuickTime 5.0 or later

This is a simple AppleScript droplet which includes a binary of the TiVoDecode program. Just drag and drop your .tivo files on it and get an MPEG-2 video out. You can then use other tools to convert that MPEG-2 into something else.

Documentation is included. If you need help getting your .tivo files onto your Mac or converting MPEG-2 files into something more useful, try Google.

Problems with the decoding (such as missing audio and other weirdness) are best addressed on the tivodecode sourceforge page. I will not be supporting this program beyond the functionality of the basic AppleScript wrapper.

To get your TiVo files onto your Mac, you have two options: First, try Galleon, with or without the launcher bundle for OS X. Or, if you prefer, you can download straight from your browser by typing in your TiVo’s IP address prefixed by https:// (rather than http://). Your login is “tivo” and your password is your Media Access Key..

If you’re using Safari and have Bonjour bookmarks enabled, your TiVo should just publish itself to your bookmarks, so you can select that link (probably called something like “dvr-123.local.”) and then just add the https:// in front of it to get to the video listing.

These videos wont play terribly well in Quicktime. You’re better off using VLC or something else for video playback.

iPhone Backup Decoder script will extract the iPhone files backed up by iTunes on your Mac so that you can view and edit them.
iPhone Backup Decoder does not currently support re-encoding, but it will be added soon.
Make a copy of your /Library/Application Support/MobileSync/Backup/ and run the script against the *.mdbackup files. The script will create a MobileSyncExport folder which will contain the extracted files.

System requirements:
- Python 2.3.5 or later
- iPhone

AppleEvent Decoder Ring 1.0 is a beneficial and easy to use application to decompile the AppleScript into AppleEvents. To use AppleEvent DecoderRing, simply click the 'Import Dictionary' button and select the dictionary of the application you would like to translate. Now create an AppleScript using the Script Editor and run it. As you do, you will see the AppleEvent data being processed by the AppleEvent DecoderRing!

Requirements:

• Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
• Mac OS X 10.3.9
• Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
• Mac OS X 10.0
• Mac OS X 10.1
• Mac OS X 10.5 PPC
• Mac OS X 10.2
• Mac OS X 10.5 Intel
• Mac OS X 10.3
• Mac OS Classic

DecoderPro is a tool for programming model railroad DCC decoders. It works with the most common DCC systems: Digitrax, EasyDCC, Lenz, NCE, SPROG, Wangrow and Zimo.

It provides a simpler user interface, grouping together choices and using text instead of bits and bytes.