Improved Multi-Band Excitation

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Improved Multi-Band Excitation (IMBE) is a proprietary vocoder developed by Digital Voice Systems, Inc. (DVSI). It is the predecessor of their Advanced Multi-Band Excitation (AMBE).

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Video codecs
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MPEG-4 ASP
3ivx · DivX · FFmpeg MPEG-4 · HDX4 · Xvid		 H.264/MPEG-4 AVC
CoreAVC · QuickTime H.264 · x264		 Lossless
CorePNG · FFV1 · Huffyuv · Lagarith · MSU Lossless		 Others

Cinepak · Dirac · Indeo · VP3 · VP7 · Pixlet · Snow · Tarkin · Theora · WMV
Audio codecs
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General
ADPCM · ATRAC · Dolby Digital · Musepack · TwinVQ · Vorbis · WMA		 Speech/Voice
iLBC · IMBE · iSAC · QCELP · Speex		 Lossless
Apple Lossless · Dolby TrueHD · FLAC · Monkey's Audio · TTA · WavPack · WMA Lossless
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Open Source
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ALZip · BOMArchiveHelper · MacBinary · PowerArchiver · Squeez · StuffIt · WinAce · WinRAR · WinRK · WinZip		 Command line
ARC · ARJ · JAR · bzip2 · compress · gzip · Info-ZIP · LHA · lzop · NABOB · PAQ · PKZIP · RAR · SBC · UPX
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