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Windows 7 - K-Lite Codec + SRT

 
01-06-2011   #1


Windows 7 Premium 64bit
 
 

K-Lite Codec + SRT

I can't seem to install any of the k-lite codec's. It says to check whether if my cpu is 32 bit or 64 and contact their support?

The thing is i had installed it before and deleted it for mulitple reasons. now i need it back and i cant install?

Can watch my videos without the subs...

Windows 7 and SRT FIles

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01-07-2011   #2


Windows 7 Professional X64
 
 


What happens if you use a program like VLC player which I believe comes with a large amount of codecs pre installed. I have yet to find a video or even video w/ subs that I cannot get to run in VLC with a little bit of fiddling.
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01-08-2011   #3


Windows 7 x64
 
 

Try Shark007's codecs

I'd suggest you just forget K-Lite Codecs and install something that works like Shark007's FREE Codec solutions. These work very well on Windows 7 64-bit systems.

The instruction pages on Shark007's web site are a real pain to read and decipher but there is a very good forum / help section which solved all the problems/misunderstandings I ever came across. Just don't forget to uninstall all other codecs and set your User Account Control to default before installing the Shark007 codecs.
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