Download OpenAPV 1.1.3.0
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- Updated Oct 11
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What is OpenAPV?
OpenAPV is the free reference encoder and decoder for APV, the visually lossless video format Samsung built for professional recording and gave to the Academy Software Foundation, with no installer and no interface of any kind.
How to Download OpenAPV
- Pick your file - the one marked Recommended fits your device.
- Main link goes to the developer's site - the file downloads straight from there.
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