K-Lite Codec Pack 20.1.0 Final

@Gorec, it was just a normal question... and as you can see, "67 people like it"...

btw I forgot to specify that on win7 32-bit the internal filter H.264/AVC (DXVA) is workin' perfectly... so great for untouched blu-ray 1080p video format :)

Mishu, dont be so desperate in your questions. It annoys people.

Can someone tell me if the internal filter of media player classic H.264/AVC (DXVA) is workin on win xp x86 sp3 ? For me it's not working :( ... it gives me an output error... plz help.

For dude who has problem with Windows 2000.

Probably K-Lite won't work with basic Win2000.

You probably must have SP2 for that. Latest SP for Win 2000 is SP4.

Like for WinXP and Vista. For XP, sp1, sp1a and sp2 are discontinued from support, also Vista without SP.

Maybe NEW codecs won't work with that version of SP you have on Win2000.

I don't know. I havent seen Win2000 almost ten years.

One of the best I have ever seen. Just one request why don't you make similar one for Android... Thanks in advance and waiting for your new product...

For me it's perfect. I have used k-lite codec pack since 2009 and already recommended to my friends many times. The problem is some file types can't be displayed with an icon. Just like the .MKV (Matroska) format, It uses the generic picture of WMP.

@some guy
This pack already supports .mkv

@rectifierz
You can configure preferred language for audio and subtitles in Haali Media Splitter

the codec pack is awesome.

There is only one but: even though I don't like the format, you guys should implement the .mkv codec as well.

excellent choice for ppl who wants all codecs in one pack . i have been trusting k lite codec pack for years and i cant stop using the media player classic that comes with it because of its simplicity and options .

amazing combination keep it up and thx for spending your time for us we really appreciate it .

@Immhotep

Just try it for yourself. You have nothing to lose. The uninstall is very clean.

K-Lite is an excellent choice if you want to be able to play all video files. Not so much the included codecs, but that it sets up MPC pretty good and includes some useful tools. Sure many of the codecs and tools you won't use, but they won't hurt you either.

Can't believe a guy complained about a "missing" encoder, and thinks he speaks for "70% of the users" (where do these guys get those statistics?) - use Handbrake for encoding and MPC for playing, like normal persons.

Folks! All of you who have problems with these codecs and codec packs do the following: install Shark007 codec pack which is compatible both with Windows XP and Vista or its Windows 7 version that is fully compatible with Windows 7 which you can download from many web-sites.

I tested this codec pack in all of these three Windows versions and there were no problems and conflicts. Uninstall all related single codecs and packs and install this one and you will be able to play all audio/video formats in almost all popular players.

Only that you need is to configure it correctly and you cannot make mistake. Just don't forget to set almost all video formats Gabest and ffdshow wherever it is possible.

@jerome

You need to use the Mega pack, which contains x264VFW for encoding H.264, encoding with ffdshow is no longer possible.

I installed 6.7.0 Full version. It is still a little bit slow. Especially when opening wmv files. I think it is about Media Player Classic. Windows Media Player loads the files far better. I don't know if I should tweak something...

well it's handy n good one

whatever, i've got problem with FLAC sound. The solution just to turn it on in ffdshow audio menu.

For WMV problem, that not play smoothly.
Just try to change the playback>output in options menu. Try the VMR-7 or VMR-9.