Win7codecs

ney2x said:

The actual reason for that is because K-Lite Codec Pack has many codecs that are being installed in our system that we don't really need.

Shark007 Codec Pack only integrate those codecs that we usually need and besides he (Shark007) is hearing all our request and recommending only the best codecs for our system.

Just my .0001 cents. :)

And in addition to that, Sharks packs have really useful and easy to use settings (tweaking) apps (one for 32 bit and one for 64 bit filters), that make it a snap to configure and control which filters and splitters will be used for each specific media file type.

ney2x said:

harpua said:

ney2x said:

The actual reason for that is because K-Lite Codec Pack has many codecs that are being installed in our system that we don't really need.

Shark007 Codec Pack only integrate those codecs that we usually need and besides he (Shark007) is hearing all our request and recommending only the best codecs for our system.

Just my .0001 cents. :)

And in addition to that, Sharks packs have really useful and easy to use settings (tweaking) apps (one for 32 bit and one for 64 bit filters), that make it a snap to configure and control which filters and splitters will be used for each specific media file type.

CoreAVC 1.9.5 or soon to be released CoreAVC 2.0 + Shark's Codec Pack = Perfect

Agreed.

Plus I also like to use AC3 Filter for audio processing whenever possible. And for the player, I'm very happy with MPC-HC x32 for now, and will likely be moving to the x64 version of MPC-HC when CoreAVC 2.0 comes out.

For anyone using W7 Codecs, there have been some updates posted on Sharks site recently.

To install this 2.1.6 update, is it necessary to uninstall the x64 components first?