Win7codecs

A lot of people have NVIDIA cards (9800GT, GT220, GT280, you name it) and don't have this problem. People with ATI cards are having this problem as well, though, so I don't see it as being an NVIDIA related issue. Regardless, absolutely no one can figure it out. Is it directx related? Is it particulary video card related? Is it monitor related? Is it just something inherent in the OS that only causes this in certain configurations? The problem is that whenever we try to narrow it down to a certain card or vendor, someone chimes in that they have no problem. So, there are one of two things happening here - either it's not a particular card/vendor issue and is something else, or people that are chiming in saying they don't have the problem maybe are just unaware of it due to lack of comparison or ability to discern the difference.

Released today, version 2.2.1 for Windows 7 users and version 2.2.5 of the x64 addon . . .

HIGHLIGHT: Update Haali components to a November 14, 2009 build.

Well, as of last night (haven't downloaded latest Shark build yet), most video seems to be better. I have no idea how or why, but it is. I downloaded the latest NVIDIA drivers after it started looking better as well in case that would help.

However, pictures still look pixelated and blocky, particularly upon zoom.

Wow... Thanks a million, Shark007! Appreciate your work! :)

thank you for all your hard work, your package is the second thing i install after my anti virus!

Are Satsuki Decoder pack is compatiable??

Shark, you can save the configuration of your codec's, right? So, if I wanted to upgrade to the latest version, what are the necessary steps to do so as to not lose my current configuration? Or, do I just remember the config, completely uninstall what I have now, then do a clean install of your latest update?

FliGi7 said:

Shark, you can save the configuration of your codec's, right? So, if I wanted to upgrade to the latest version, what are the necessary steps to do so as to not lose my current configuration? Or, do I just remember the config, completely uninstall what I have now, then do a clean install of your latest update?

On the MISC TAB are Save/Restore buttons. Or upon selecting UNINSTALL from the Hep TAB you will be offerred to either Save current settings OR delete previously saved settings.

If you have saved your settings, you can perform a complete uninstall / re-install, and then go to the MISC TAB after installing and choose to Restore the settings.

Thanks!

I cant seem to uninstall the existing version since theres no "uninstall" option in control panel, only repair. Which means I cant update the codecs.