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QuickLook.Plugin/QuickLook.Plugin.VideoViewer/LAVFilters-x64/LAVFilters.Dependencies.manifest

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-<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
-<assembly xmlns="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:asm.v1" manifestVersion="1.0">
-  <assemblyIdentity type='win32' name='LAVFilters.Dependencies' version='1.0.0.0' />
-  <file name="avutil-lav-59.dll" />
-  <file name="swresample-lav-5.dll" />
-  <file name="avcodec-lav-61.dll" />
-  <file name="avformat-lav-61.dll" />
-  <file name="swscale-lav-8.dll" />
-  <file name="avfilter-lav-10.dll" />
-  <file name="libbluray.dll" />
-</assembly>

QuickLook.Plugin/QuickLook.Plugin.VideoViewer/LAVFilters-x64/README.txt

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-LAV Filters - ffmpeg based DirectShow Splitter and Decoders
-
-LAV Filters are a set of DirectShow filters based on the libavformat and libavcodec libraries
-from the ffmpeg project, which will allow you to play virtually any format in a DirectShow player.
-
-The filters are still under development, so not every feature is finished, or every format supported.
-
-Install
-=============================
-- Unpack
-- Register (install_*.bat files)
-	Registering requires administrative rights, and an elevated shell ("Run as Administrator")
-
-Using it
-=============================
-By default, the splitter will register for all media formats that have been
-tested and found working at least partially.
-This currently includes (but is not limited to)
-	MKV/WebM, AVI, MP4/MOV, TS/M2TS/MPG, FLV, OGG, BluRay (.bdmv and .mpls)
-
-However, some other splitters register in a "bad" way and force all players
-to use them. The Haali Media Splitter is one of those, and to give priority
-to the LAVFSplitter you have to either uninstall Haali or rename its .ax file
-at least temporarily.
-
-The Audio and Video Decoder will register with relatively high merit, which should make
-it the preferred decoder by default. Most players offer a way to choose the preferred
-decoder however.
-
-Automatic Stream Selection
-=============================
-LAV Splitter offers different ways to pre-select streams when opening a file.
-The selection of video streams is not configurable, and LAV Splitter will quite simply
-pick the one with the best quality.
-
-Audio stream selection offers some flexibility, specifically you can configure your preferred languages.
-The language configuration is straightforward. Just enter a list of 3-letter language codes (ISO 639-2),
-separated by comma or space.
-For example: "eng ger fre". This would try to select a stream matching one of these languages,
-in the order you specified them. First, check if an English track is present, and only if not,
-go to German, and after that, go to French.
-
-If multiple audio tracks match one language, the choice is based on the quality. The primary attribute here
-is the number of channels, and after that is the codec used. PCM and lossless codecs have a higher priority
-than lossy codecs.
-
-Subtitle selection offers the most flexibility.
-There are 4 distinct modes of subtitle selection.
-
-"No Subtitles"
-This mode is simple, by default subtitles will be off.
-
-"Only Forced Subtitles"
-This mode will only pre-select subtitles flagged with the "forced" flag. It'll also obey the language preferences, of course.
-
-"Default"
-The default mode will select subtitles matching your language preference. If there is no match, or you didn't configure
-languages, no subtitles will be activated. In addition, subtitles flagged "default" or "forced" will always be used.
-
-"Advanced"
-The advanced mode lets you write your own combinations of rules with a special syntax. It also allows selecting subtitles
-based on the audio language of the file.
-
-The base syntax is simple, it always requires a pair of audio and subtitle language, separated by a colon, for example: "eng:ger"
-In this example, LAV Splitter would select German subtitles if English audio was found.
-
-Instead of language codes, the advanced mode supports two special cases: "*" and "off".
-When you specify "*" for a language code, it'll match everything. For example "*:eng"  will activate English subtitles, independent
-of the audio language. The reverse is also possible: "eng:*" will activate any subtitles when the audio is English.
-
-The "off" flag is only valid for the subtitle language, and it instructs LAV Splitter to turn the subtitles off.
-So "eng:off" means that when the audio is English, the subtitles will be deactivated.
-
-Additionally to the syntax above, the following flags can be appended to the subtitle token separated by a pipe symbol ("|"):
- - "d" for default subtitles
- - "f" for forced subtitles
- - "h" for hearing impaired
- - "n" for normal streams (not default, forced, or impaired).
-In addition, you can also check for the absence of flags by preceding the flags with a "!".
-The advanced rules can be combined into a complete logic for subtitle selection by just appending them, separated with a comma or a space.
-The rules will always be parsed from left to right, the first match taking precedence.
-
-Finally, the rules can match the name of a stream, with some limitations. Only single words can be matched, as spaces are a separator for the next token.
-A text match can be added to the end of the token with an @ sign.
-
-Example: (basic flag usage)
-  "*:*|f"
-Explanation:
-  On any audio language, load any subtitles that are flagged forced.
-
-Example: (basic ruleset)
-  "eng:eng|f eng:ger|f eng:off *:eng *:ger"
-Explanation:
-  If the audio is English, load an English or a German forced subtitle track, otherwise, turn subtitles off.
-  If the audio is not English, load English or German subtitles.
-
-Example: (flag usage with negation)
-  "jpn:ger|d!f"
-Explanation:
-  In the Japanese language, load German subtitles that have the default-flag but not together with forced-flag.
-  This is useful when you have files where the default and forced flags are set together.
-
-Example: (advanced ruleset for files with multiple audio and subtitle-tracks)
-  "jpn:ger|d!f  jpn:ger|!f  jpn:ger  ger:ger|f  ger:eng|f  ger:*|f"
-Explanation:
-  On Japanese audio, try to load German full subs (default but not forced), then unforced, and at last any german subs if there are no unforced subs.
-  On German audio load only forced subs in the following order: German, English, any.
-
-Example: (text match)
-  "*:eng@Forced"
-Explanation:
-  On any audio, select english subtitle streams with "Forced" in the stream title.
-
-BluRay Support
-=============================
-To play a BluRay, simply open the index.bdmv file in the BDMV folder on the BluRay disc.
-LAV Splitter will then automatically detect the longest track on the disc (usually the main movie),
-and start playing.
-Alternatively, you can also open a playlist file (*.mpls, located in BDMV/PLAYLIST), and LAV Splitter
-will then play that specific title.
-
-In future versions, you'll be able to choose the title from within the player, as well.
-
-Compiling
-=============================
-Compiling is pretty straightforward using VS2019 (included project files).
-Older versions of Visual Studio are not officially supported, but may still work.
-
-It does, however, require that you build your own ffmpeg and libbluray.
-You need to place the full ffmpeg package in a directory called "ffmpeg" in the
-main source directory (the directory this file was in). There are scripts to
-build a proper ffmpeg included.
-
-I recommend using my fork of ffmpeg, as it includes additional patches for
-media compatibility:
-https://gitea.1f0.de/LAV/FFmpeg
-
-libbluray is compiled with the MSVC project files, however, a specially modified
-version of libbluray is required. Similar to ffmpeg, just place the full tree
-inside the "libbluray" directory in the main directory.
-
-You can get the modified version here:
-https://gitea.1f0.de/LAV/libbluray
-
-Feedback
-=============================
-GitHub Project: https://github.com/Nevcairiel/LAVFilters
-Doom9: https://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=156191

QuickLook.Plugin/QuickLook.Plugin.VideoViewer/LAVFilters-x64/install_audio.bat

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-cd /d "%~dp0"
-regsvr32.exe LAVAudio.ax

QuickLook.Plugin/QuickLook.Plugin.VideoViewer/LAVFilters-x64/install_splitter.bat

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-cd /d "%~dp0"
-regsvr32.exe LAVSplitter.ax

QuickLook.Plugin/QuickLook.Plugin.VideoViewer/LAVFilters-x64/install_video.bat

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-cd /d "%~dp0"
-regsvr32.exe LAVVideo.ax

QuickLook.Plugin/QuickLook.Plugin.VideoViewer/LAVFilters-x86/COPYING

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QuickLook.Plugin/QuickLook.Plugin.VideoViewer/LAVFilters-x86/LAVFilters.Dependencies.manifest

@@ -1,11 +0,0 @@
-<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
-<assembly xmlns="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:asm.v1" manifestVersion="1.0">
-  <assemblyIdentity type='win32' name='LAVFilters.Dependencies' version='1.0.0.0' />
-  <file name="avutil-lav-59.dll" />
-  <file name="swresample-lav-5.dll" />
-  <file name="avcodec-lav-61.dll" />
-  <file name="avformat-lav-61.dll" />
-  <file name="swscale-lav-8.dll" />
-  <file name="avfilter-lav-10.dll" />
-  <file name="libbluray.dll" />
-</assembly>

QuickLook.Plugin/QuickLook.Plugin.VideoViewer/LAVFilters-x86/README.txt

@@ -1,148 +0,0 @@
-LAV Filters - ffmpeg based DirectShow Splitter and Decoders
-
-LAV Filters are a set of DirectShow filters based on the libavformat and libavcodec libraries
-from the ffmpeg project, which will allow you to play virtually any format in a DirectShow player.
-
-The filters are still under development, so not every feature is finished, or every format supported.
-
-Install
-=============================
-- Unpack
-- Register (install_*.bat files)
-	Registering requires administrative rights, and an elevated shell ("Run as Administrator")
-
-Using it
-=============================
-By default, the splitter will register for all media formats that have been
-tested and found working at least partially.
-This currently includes (but is not limited to)
-	MKV/WebM, AVI, MP4/MOV, TS/M2TS/MPG, FLV, OGG, BluRay (.bdmv and .mpls)
-
-However, some other splitters register in a "bad" way and force all players
-to use them. The Haali Media Splitter is one of those, and to give priority
-to the LAVFSplitter you have to either uninstall Haali or rename its .ax file
-at least temporarily.
-
-The Audio and Video Decoder will register with relatively high merit, which should make
-it the preferred decoder by default. Most players offer a way to choose the preferred
-decoder however.
-
-Automatic Stream Selection
-=============================
-LAV Splitter offers different ways to pre-select streams when opening a file.
-The selection of video streams is not configurable, and LAV Splitter will quite simply
-pick the one with the best quality.
-
-Audio stream selection offers some flexibility, specifically you can configure your preferred languages.
-The language configuration is straightforward. Just enter a list of 3-letter language codes (ISO 639-2),
-separated by comma or space.
-For example: "eng ger fre". This would try to select a stream matching one of these languages,
-in the order you specified them. First, check if an English track is present, and only if not,
-go to German, and after that, go to French.
-
-If multiple audio tracks match one language, the choice is based on the quality. The primary attribute here
-is the number of channels, and after that is the codec used. PCM and lossless codecs have a higher priority
-than lossy codecs.
-
-Subtitle selection offers the most flexibility.
-There are 4 distinct modes of subtitle selection.
-
-"No Subtitles"
-This mode is simple, by default subtitles will be off.
-
-"Only Forced Subtitles"
-This mode will only pre-select subtitles flagged with the "forced" flag. It'll also obey the language preferences, of course.
-
-"Default"
-The default mode will select subtitles matching your language preference. If there is no match, or you didn't configure
-languages, no subtitles will be activated. In addition, subtitles flagged "default" or "forced" will always be used.
-
-"Advanced"
-The advanced mode lets you write your own combinations of rules with a special syntax. It also allows selecting subtitles
-based on the audio language of the file.
-
-The base syntax is simple, it always requires a pair of audio and subtitle language, separated by a colon, for example: "eng:ger"
-In this example, LAV Splitter would select German subtitles if English audio was found.
-
-Instead of language codes, the advanced mode supports two special cases: "*" and "off".
-When you specify "*" for a language code, it'll match everything. For example "*:eng"  will activate English subtitles, independent
-of the audio language. The reverse is also possible: "eng:*" will activate any subtitles when the audio is English.
-
-The "off" flag is only valid for the subtitle language, and it instructs LAV Splitter to turn the subtitles off.
-So "eng:off" means that when the audio is English, the subtitles will be deactivated.
-
-Additionally to the syntax above, the following flags can be appended to the subtitle token separated by a pipe symbol ("|"):
- - "d" for default subtitles
- - "f" for forced subtitles
- - "h" for hearing impaired
- - "n" for normal streams (not default, forced, or impaired).
-In addition, you can also check for the absence of flags by preceding the flags with a "!".
-The advanced rules can be combined into a complete logic for subtitle selection by just appending them, separated with a comma or a space.
-The rules will always be parsed from left to right, the first match taking precedence.
-
-Finally, the rules can match the name of a stream, with some limitations. Only single words can be matched, as spaces are a separator for the next token.
-A text match can be added to the end of the token with an @ sign.
-
-Example: (basic flag usage)
-  "*:*|f"
-Explanation:
-  On any audio language, load any subtitles that are flagged forced.
-
-Example: (basic ruleset)
-  "eng:eng|f eng:ger|f eng:off *:eng *:ger"
-Explanation:
-  If the audio is English, load an English or a German forced subtitle track, otherwise, turn subtitles off.
-  If the audio is not English, load English or German subtitles.
-
-Example: (flag usage with negation)
-  "jpn:ger|d!f"
-Explanation:
-  In the Japanese language, load German subtitles that have the default-flag but not together with forced-flag.
-  This is useful when you have files where the default and forced flags are set together.
-
-Example: (advanced ruleset for files with multiple audio and subtitle-tracks)
-  "jpn:ger|d!f  jpn:ger|!f  jpn:ger  ger:ger|f  ger:eng|f  ger:*|f"
-Explanation:
-  On Japanese audio, try to load German full subs (default but not forced), then unforced, and at last any german subs if there are no unforced subs.
-  On German audio load only forced subs in the following order: German, English, any.
-
-Example: (text match)
-  "*:eng@Forced"
-Explanation:
-  On any audio, select english subtitle streams with "Forced" in the stream title.
-
-BluRay Support
-=============================
-To play a BluRay, simply open the index.bdmv file in the BDMV folder on the BluRay disc.
-LAV Splitter will then automatically detect the longest track on the disc (usually the main movie),
-and start playing.
-Alternatively, you can also open a playlist file (*.mpls, located in BDMV/PLAYLIST), and LAV Splitter
-will then play that specific title.
-
-In future versions, you'll be able to choose the title from within the player, as well.
-
-Compiling
-=============================
-Compiling is pretty straightforward using VS2019 (included project files).
-Older versions of Visual Studio are not officially supported, but may still work.
-
-It does, however, require that you build your own ffmpeg and libbluray.
-You need to place the full ffmpeg package in a directory called "ffmpeg" in the
-main source directory (the directory this file was in). There are scripts to
-build a proper ffmpeg included.
-
-I recommend using my fork of ffmpeg, as it includes additional patches for
-media compatibility:
-https://gitea.1f0.de/LAV/FFmpeg
-
-libbluray is compiled with the MSVC project files, however, a specially modified
-version of libbluray is required. Similar to ffmpeg, just place the full tree
-inside the "libbluray" directory in the main directory.
-
-You can get the modified version here:
-https://gitea.1f0.de/LAV/libbluray
-
-Feedback
-=============================
-GitHub Project: https://github.com/Nevcairiel/LAVFilters
-Doom9: https://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=156191

QuickLook.Plugin/QuickLook.Plugin.VideoViewer/LAVFilters-x86/install_audio.bat

@@ -1,2 +0,0 @@
-cd /d "%~dp0"
-regsvr32.exe LAVAudio.ax

QuickLook.Plugin/QuickLook.Plugin.VideoViewer/LAVFilters-x86/install_splitter.bat

@@ -1,2 +0,0 @@
-cd /d "%~dp0"
-regsvr32.exe LAVSplitter.ax

QuickLook.Plugin/QuickLook.Plugin.VideoViewer/LAVFilters-x86/install_video.bat

@@ -1,2 +0,0 @@
-cd /d "%~dp0"
-regsvr32.exe LAVVideo.ax

QuickLook.Plugin/QuickLook.Plugin.VideoViewer/QuickLook.Plugin.VideoViewer.csproj

@@ -36,6 +36,7 @@
     </PropertyGroup>
 
     <ItemGroup>
+        <PackageReference Include="QuickLook.LAVFilters" Version="0.79.2.1" />
         <PackageReference Include="QuickLook.WPFMediaKit" Version="2.3.0" />
         <PackageReference Include="MediaInfo.Wrapper" Version="21.9.3">
             <Aliases>MediaInfoWrapper</Aliases>
@@ -66,11 +67,125 @@
     </ItemGroup>
 
     <ItemGroup>
-        <Content Include="LAVFilters-x64\**">
+        <Content Include="$(NuGetPackageRoot)\QuickLook.LAVFilters\0.79.2.1\build\LAVFilters-x64\avcodec-lav-61.dll">
             <CopyToOutputDirectory>PreserveNewest</CopyToOutputDirectory>
+            <DestinationFolder>$(OutDir)\LAVFilters-x64\</DestinationFolder>
+            <Link>LAVFilters-x64\avcodec-lav-61.dll</Link>
         </Content>
-        <Content Include="LAVFilters-x86\**">
+        <Content Include="$(NuGetPackageRoot)\QuickLook.LAVFilters\0.79.2.1\build\LAVFilters-x64\avfilter-lav-10.dll">
             <CopyToOutputDirectory>PreserveNewest</CopyToOutputDirectory>
+            <DestinationFolder>$(OutDir)\LAVFilters-x64\</DestinationFolder>
+            <Link>LAVFilters-x64\avfilter-lav-10.dll</Link>
+        </Content>
+        <Content Include="$(NuGetPackageRoot)\QuickLook.LAVFilters\0.79.2.1\build\LAVFilters-x64\avformat-lav-61.dll">
+            <CopyToOutputDirectory>PreserveNewest</CopyToOutputDirectory>
+            <DestinationFolder>$(OutDir)\LAVFilters-x64\</DestinationFolder>
+            <Link>LAVFilters-x64\avformat-lav-61.dll</Link>
+        </Content>
+        <Content Include="$(NuGetPackageRoot)\QuickLook.LAVFilters\0.79.2.1\build\LAVFilters-x64\avutil-lav-59.dll">
+            <CopyToOutputDirectory>PreserveNewest</CopyToOutputDirectory>
+            <DestinationFolder>$(OutDir)\LAVFilters-x64\</DestinationFolder>
+            <Link>LAVFilters-x64\avutil-lav-59.dll</Link>
+        </Content>
+        <Content Include="$(NuGetPackageRoot)\QuickLook.LAVFilters\0.79.2.1\build\LAVFilters-x64\IntelQuickSyncDecoder.dll">
+            <CopyToOutputDirectory>PreserveNewest</CopyToOutputDirectory>
+            <DestinationFolder>$(OutDir)\LAVFilters-x64\</DestinationFolder>
+            <Link>LAVFilters-x64\IntelQuickSyncDecoder.dll</Link>
+        </Content>
+        <Content Include="$(NuGetPackageRoot)\QuickLook.LAVFilters\0.79.2.1\build\LAVFilters-x64\LAVAudio.ax">
+            <CopyToOutputDirectory>PreserveNewest</CopyToOutputDirectory>
+            <DestinationFolder>$(OutDir)\LAVFilters-x64\</DestinationFolder>
+            <Link>LAVFilters-x64\LAVAudio.ax</Link>
+        </Content>
+        <Content Include="$(NuGetPackageRoot)\QuickLook.LAVFilters\0.79.2.1\build\LAVFilters-x64\LAVFilters.Dependencies.manifest">
+            <CopyToOutputDirectory>PreserveNewest</CopyToOutputDirectory>
+            <DestinationFolder>$(OutDir)\LAVFilters-x64\</DestinationFolder>
+            <Link>LAVFilters-x64\LAVFilters.Dependencies.manifest</Link>
+        </Content>
+        <Content Include="$(NuGetPackageRoot)\QuickLook.LAVFilters\0.79.2.1\build\LAVFilters-x64\LAVSplitter.ax">
+            <CopyToOutputDirectory>PreserveNewest</CopyToOutputDirectory>
+            <DestinationFolder>$(OutDir)\LAVFilters-x64\</DestinationFolder>
+            <Link>LAVFilters-x64\LAVSplitter.ax</Link>
+        </Content>
+        <Content Include="$(NuGetPackageRoot)\QuickLook.LAVFilters\0.79.2.1\build\LAVFilters-x64\LAVVideo.ax">
+            <CopyToOutputDirectory>PreserveNewest</CopyToOutputDirectory>
+            <DestinationFolder>$(OutDir)\LAVFilters-x64\</DestinationFolder>
+            <Link>LAVFilters-x64\LAVVideo.ax</Link>
+        </Content>
+        <Content Include="$(NuGetPackageRoot)\QuickLook.LAVFilters\0.79.2.1\build\LAVFilters-x64\libbluray.dll">
+            <CopyToOutputDirectory>PreserveNewest</CopyToOutputDirectory>
+            <DestinationFolder>$(OutDir)\LAVFilters-x64\</DestinationFolder>
+            <Link>LAVFilters-x64\libbluray.dll</Link>
+        </Content>
+        <Content Include="$(NuGetPackageRoot)\QuickLook.LAVFilters\0.79.2.1\build\LAVFilters-x64\swresample-lav-5.dll">
+            <CopyToOutputDirectory>PreserveNewest</CopyToOutputDirectory>
+            <DestinationFolder>$(OutDir)\LAVFilters-x64\</DestinationFolder>
+            <Link>LAVFilters-x64\swresample-lav-5.dll</Link>
+        </Content>
+        <Content Include="$(NuGetPackageRoot)\QuickLook.LAVFilters\0.79.2.1\build\LAVFilters-x64\swscale-lav-8.dll">
+            <CopyToOutputDirectory>PreserveNewest</CopyToOutputDirectory>
+            <DestinationFolder>$(OutDir)\LAVFilters-x64\</DestinationFolder>
+            <Link>LAVFilters-x64\swscale-lav-8.dll</Link>
+        </Content>
+        <Content Include="$(NuGetPackageRoot)\QuickLook.LAVFilters\0.79.2.1\build\LAVFilters-x86\avcodec-lav-61.dll">
+            <CopyToOutputDirectory>PreserveNewest</CopyToOutputDirectory>
+            <DestinationFolder>$(OutDir)\LAVFilters-x86\</DestinationFolder>
+            <Link>LAVFilters-x86\avcodec-lav-61.dll</Link>
+        </Content>
+        <Content Include="$(NuGetPackageRoot)\QuickLook.LAVFilters\0.79.2.1\build\LAVFilters-x86\avfilter-lav-10.dll">
+            <CopyToOutputDirectory>PreserveNewest</CopyToOutputDirectory>
+            <DestinationFolder>$(OutDir)\LAVFilters-x86\</DestinationFolder>
+            <Link>LAVFilters-x86\avfilter-lav-10.dll</Link>
+        </Content>
+        <Content Include="$(NuGetPackageRoot)\QuickLook.LAVFilters\0.79.2.1\build\LAVFilters-x86\avformat-lav-61.dll">
+            <CopyToOutputDirectory>PreserveNewest</CopyToOutputDirectory>
+            <DestinationFolder>$(OutDir)\LAVFilters-x86\</DestinationFolder>
+            <Link>LAVFilters-x86\avformat-lav-61.dll</Link>
+        </Content>
+        <Content Include="$(NuGetPackageRoot)\QuickLook.LAVFilters\0.79.2.1\build\LAVFilters-x86\avutil-lav-59.dll">
+            <CopyToOutputDirectory>PreserveNewest</CopyToOutputDirectory>
+            <DestinationFolder>$(OutDir)\LAVFilters-x86\</DestinationFolder>
+            <Link>LAVFilters-x86\avutil-lav-59.dll</Link>
+        </Content>
+        <Content Include="$(NuGetPackageRoot)\QuickLook.LAVFilters\0.79.2.1\build\LAVFilters-x86\IntelQuickSyncDecoder.dll">
+            <CopyToOutputDirectory>PreserveNewest</CopyToOutputDirectory>
+            <DestinationFolder>$(OutDir)\LAVFilters-x86\</DestinationFolder>
+            <Link>LAVFilters-x86\IntelQuickSyncDecoder.dll</Link>
+        </Content>
+        <Content Include="$(NuGetPackageRoot)\QuickLook.LAVFilters\0.79.2.1\build\LAVFilters-x86\LAVAudio.ax">
+            <CopyToOutputDirectory>PreserveNewest</CopyToOutputDirectory>
+            <DestinationFolder>$(OutDir)\LAVFilters-x86\</DestinationFolder>
+            <Link>LAVFilters-x86\LAVAudio.ax</Link>
+        </Content>
+        <Content Include="$(NuGetPackageRoot)\QuickLook.LAVFilters\0.79.2.1\build\LAVFilters-x86\LAVFilters.Dependencies.manifest">
+            <CopyToOutputDirectory>PreserveNewest</CopyToOutputDirectory>
+            <DestinationFolder>$(OutDir)\LAVFilters-x86\</DestinationFolder>
+            <Link>LAVFilters-x86\LAVFilters.Dependencies.manifest</Link>
+        </Content>
+        <Content Include="$(NuGetPackageRoot)\QuickLook.LAVFilters\0.79.2.1\build\LAVFilters-x86\LAVSplitter.ax">
+            <CopyToOutputDirectory>PreserveNewest</CopyToOutputDirectory>
+            <DestinationFolder>$(OutDir)\LAVFilters-x86\</DestinationFolder>
+            <Link>LAVFilters-x86\LAVSplitter.ax</Link>
+        </Content>
+        <Content Include="$(NuGetPackageRoot)\QuickLook.LAVFilters\0.79.2.1\build\LAVFilters-x86\LAVVideo.ax">
+            <CopyToOutputDirectory>PreserveNewest</CopyToOutputDirectory>
+            <DestinationFolder>$(OutDir)\LAVFilters-x86\</DestinationFolder>
+            <Link>LAVFilters-x86\LAVVideo.ax</Link>
+        </Content>
+        <Content Include="$(NuGetPackageRoot)\QuickLook.LAVFilters\0.79.2.1\build\LAVFilters-x86\libbluray.dll">
+            <CopyToOutputDirectory>PreserveNewest</CopyToOutputDirectory>
+            <DestinationFolder>$(OutDir)\LAVFilters-x86\</DestinationFolder>
+            <Link>LAVFilters-x86\libbluray.dll</Link>
+        </Content>
+        <Content Include="$(NuGetPackageRoot)\QuickLook.LAVFilters\0.79.2.1\build\LAVFilters-x86\swresample-lav-5.dll">
+            <CopyToOutputDirectory>PreserveNewest</CopyToOutputDirectory>
+            <DestinationFolder>$(OutDir)\LAVFilters-x86\</DestinationFolder>
+            <Link>LAVFilters-x86\swresample-lav-5.dll</Link>
+        </Content>
+        <Content Include="$(NuGetPackageRoot)\QuickLook.LAVFilters\0.79.2.1\build\LAVFilters-x86\swscale-lav-8.dll">
+            <CopyToOutputDirectory>PreserveNewest</CopyToOutputDirectory>
+            <DestinationFolder>$(OutDir)\LAVFilters-x86\</DestinationFolder>
+            <Link>LAVFilters-x86\swscale-lav-8.dll</Link>
         </Content>
         <Content Include="$(NuGetPackageRoot)\MediaInfoDLL\24.12.0\lib\netstandard2.0\x64\MediaInfo.dll">
             <CopyToOutputDirectory>PreserveNewest</CopyToOutputDirectory>
@@ -95,10 +210,10 @@
 
     <Target Name="ReduceReleasePackaging" AfterTargets="Build" Condition="'$(Configuration)' == 'Release'">
         <Delete Files="$(OutputPath)\Melanchall_DryWetMidi_Native64.dylib" Condition="Exists('$(OutputPath)\Melanchall_DryWetMidi_Native64.dylib')" />
-		<!-- Keep MediaInfoDLL.dll for MediaInfoViewer to read the translations -->
+        <!-- Keep MediaInfoDLL.dll for MediaInfoViewer to read the translations -->
-		<Delete Files="$(OutputPath)\MediaInfoDLL.dll" Condition="Exists('$(OutputPath)\MediaInfoDLL.dll')" />
+        <Delete Files="$(OutputPath)\MediaInfoDLL.dll" Condition="Exists('$(OutputPath)\MediaInfoDLL.dll')" />
-		<!-- MediaInfoDLL will copy the MediaInfo.dll file according to the architecture, we do not use this usage so delete it manually -->
+        <!-- MediaInfoDLL will copy the MediaInfo.dll file according to the architecture, we do not use this usage so delete it manually -->
-		<Delete Files="$(OutputPath)\MediaInfo.dll" Condition="Exists('$(OutputPath)\MediaInfo.dll')" />
+        <Delete Files="$(OutputPath)\MediaInfo.dll" Condition="Exists('$(OutputPath)\MediaInfo.dll')" />
     </Target>
 
     <ItemGroup>