Version History
| Release Date | Version | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| November 1992 | Video for Windows 1.0 | First public release. Including Microsoft's RLE and Video1 codecs. |
| Video for Windows 1.1 | Added Cinepak codec | |
| Video for Windows 1.1a | ||
| Video for Windows 1.1b | ||
| Video for Windows 1.1c | ||
| Video for Windows 1.1d | Included Indeo 3.2 (Allegedly included source code from Apple's QuickTime for Windows) | |
| March 1995 | Video for Windows 1.1e | Last version for Windows 3.1x |
| August 1995 | Video for Windows 95 | Bundled with Windows 95 |
| July 1996 | Video for Windows NT | 32-bit version bundled with Windows NT 4.0 |
| July 1996 | ActiveMovie 1.0 | The successor to Video for Windows. Added support for MPEG-1 and QuickTime file formats |
| March 1997 | DirectShow 1.0 | The successor to Active Movie. |
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