Video for Windows 1.x
Video for Windows was a multimedia framework for Windows 3.x that enabled direct or application embedded video playback, capture, and editing. It included new video and audio CODECs, but more importantly provided a modular framework so new ones could be added later. It was Microsoft's response to Apple QuickTime.
Windows 95/NT bundled Video for Windows as a system component. It was later partially superseded by ActiveMovie and DirectShow.
There existed both a commercial package, and a later reduced "runtime" version.
Downloads
| Download name | Version | Language | Architecture | File size | Downloads |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Microsoft Video for Windows 1.0 (3.5-1.44mb) |
1.0 | English |
|
2.62MB | 0 |
|
Microsoft Video for Windows 1.1e (3.5) |
1.1e | English |
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1.4MB | 3 |