K-Lite Codec Pack 10.1.0

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  1. siljaline

    siljaline Registered Member

    http://www.codecguide.com/klcp_update.htm
     
  2. Banzi

    Banzi Registered Member

    Thanks for the update siljaline :)

    Grabbed both the update & also the new full setup file for the mega codec pack, best codec pack out there.
     
  3. TheCatMan

    TheCatMan Registered Member

    Shark codecs not better then K-lite ?
     
  4. siljaline

    siljaline Registered Member

    This comparison chart might help.

     
  5. guest

    guest Guest

    Although, I recommend to not installing codec packs. No intention of flaming, just simply saying about what I think is needed to say. Yes, I've installed codec packs in the past and screwed up the OS, so no FUD. :isay:
     
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  6. siljaline

    siljaline Registered Member

    While everyone is entitled to their opinion, the software works for many without bricking anything. Whatever issue you may have had should be reported.
     
  7. hayc59

    hayc59 Updates Team

    wow whats up with you and wikipedia..they paying you or something :argh:
     
  8. zapjb

    zapjb Registered Member

    Anybody used K-Lite before they made codec packs? I did. :)
     
  9. guest

    guest Guest

    What's to be reported? Various codecs overwriting the built-in codecs that Microsoft has provided and installing unknown codecs from Uranus that you don't need messed up your OS?

    hxxp://msmvps.com/blogs/chrisl/archive/2004/07/04/9546.aspx
    hxxp://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/codecs-frequently-asked-questions#codecs-frequently-asked-questions=windows-8
     
  10. Johnny123

    Johnny123 Registered Member

    Not really.

    TheCatMan is referring to the Shark007 codec pack (which is very good, btw) and not a codec called Shark. You get a minimum of what's needed rather than an everything but the kitchen sink approach. You can find it here.

     
  11. TheCatMan

    TheCatMan Registered Member

    Think ill stick with shark codecs with 64bit addon.

    Never even bothered to tweak or adjust the settings just hit recommended settings and all works fine, I use MPC-HC x64 and VLC player, both have hardware acceleration and decent features and very light. MPC being my most used player.

    Yeah it is odd always hear best to not use codecs, lifehacker article here:

    http://lifehacker.com/5877208/what-are-codec-packs-and-should-i-use-them

    http://lifehacker.com/5822672/the-best-video-player-for-windows

    Is potplayer, never even heard of it....
     
  12. TheCatMan

    TheCatMan Registered Member

    Does anyone know of a guide to tweak the settings to improve picture quality and HD quality or better performance ?

    Or best to leave default settings as usual ?
     
  13. Kirk Reynolds

    Kirk Reynolds Registered Member

    Google MadVR guide. The MadVR is included with Klite standard -> mega, or you can download it separately. I don't know if it's included with Sharks.

    Here's a tip you may want to try if it applies to you:
    http://codecguide.com/index.html

     
    Last edited: Oct 29, 2013
  14. Johnny123

    Johnny123 Registered Member

    I always use the Shark recommended settings and never have any problems. That's what I like about them, back in the Win 9.x days I used to pull my hair out with codecs.
     
  15. mantra

    mantra Registered Member

    only a question

    i read they are the best codec for w7 64bit and i read the cccp are great too
    is it true?
    with all of these codec packs is a mess

    thanks for the update
     
  16. TheCatMan

    TheCatMan Registered Member


    Thanks just what I was looking for !

    I noticed Shark007 codecs website had dedicated movie players (htpc) with MadVR Support : http://shark007.net/tools.html

    Will look into those settings, I have never ever bothered to tweak or adjust my settings but come to think about it once you got a good tweaked setup everything should look even more clearer and better !
     
  17. The Seeker

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  18. siljaline

    siljaline Registered Member

    Keeping in mind your GPU and video settings are not to be trifled with.

    If you are comfortable adjusting these settings, do so or ask your Graphics Card or PC Vendor for help.

     
  19. TheCatMan

    TheCatMan Registered Member


    codecsguide suggestions were just the basic video settings, if one finds issues with video playback then one can easily re-enable them. But yeah those MadVR settings look way involved.

    Am content just to see how the IQ with just the few options disabled as codecguide article suggested.

    So far so good :)
     
  20. roger_m

    roger_m Registered Member

    I've never had any problems with K-Lite, and while I no longer have use for it due to using SMPlayer (which has native support for various different video formats) to play all my videos, it remains my favourite code pack.
     
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