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    Can anyone suggest a good video codec pack for vista?

    Discussion in 'Dell' started by great1, Sep 14, 2007.

  1. great1

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    see title...

    thanks!

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    great1, Sep 14, 2007
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    groovy!

    thanks bud
     
    great1, Sep 14, 2007
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    i prefer k-lite standard myself..
     
    zfactor, Sep 14, 2007
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    what are you looking to play Divx/Xvid try stuff?? Get the Xvid codex and the AC3 (sound) codec and you will be good to go
     
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    the reason i like k-lite is it has everything in a small package.. you dont need different codec packs for different things it contains everything and they offer a lit, normal, and full pack and its free and i have never once been dissapointed by it i use it on everything i need a codec pack for..
     
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    Yeh k-lite owns
     
    BigBoy92, Sep 14, 2007
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    what kind of videos are you guys watching that you need all these codec packs? I d/load 24/7 and have 2.3TB of hard drive space that is all but full and I have no need for any codec packs. I use Xvid, AC3 and quick time.
     
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    and ffdshow
     
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