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K-Lite Codec Pack 10.7.2 (Full) (Size: 42.68 MB)
Description K-Lite Codec Pack is a collection of components needed for audio and video playback in DirectShow players such as Windows Media Player, Media Center, and Media Player Classic. This Codec Pack is designed as a user-friendly solution for playing all your movie files. It contains everything you need to play all common audio and video file formats. It also provides additional functionality such a thumbnail generation in Explorer. The pack has a very advanced installer which is highly flexible and has unique problem solving capabilities. version 10.7.2 ~ 13.0 MB ~ September 3rd 2014 Changelog: Updated MPC-HC to version 1.7.6.234 Updated LAV Filters to version 0.62-26-ga42436a Filename: klcp_update_1072_20140912.exe Size: 13.359 KB MD5: 0e4f14cc3b7396f9460395640aff9a2f SHA256: 45d9dcc482c5950c1127cac741b63fe545d54d0eae9c35463b812034847e77d8 64-bit Since version 10.0.0 this package contains both 32-bit and 64-bit codecs. It is no longer necessary to install 64-bit codecs separately. Previous versions The update pack above is only capable of updating a recent version of the codec pack. To update an older version you need to install the latest version of the complete installer (K-Lite_Codec_Pack_1071_Full). Once that is installed, you can install the update above if necessary. The complete installers can be used to update any version of the codec pack. You can simply install on top of your current installation. The installer will automatically notify you if it is needed to uninstall the old version first, and offers to do that automatically. Note: Run installers as administrator. Related Torrents
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This is a tip for anyone who has an Intel or AMD/ATI graphics card. These manufacturers enable certain video 'enhancement' features by default in their drivers. The problem is that those features actually reduce quality instead of making things better.
It is thus recommended to disable these features. This should improve both quality and performance. You can find the relevant options in the control panel of your graphics card. You can usually find a shortcut to that control panel by right-clicking on your Desktop. Options that you should disable are: "Noise reduction", "Adaptive contrast", "Dynamic Contrast", "Edge Enhancement", and "Skin Tone Enhancement". The number of options and their names can vary depending on the manufacturer and driver version.
If you got a powerful graphics card then you could also try madVR in combination with MPC-HC. madVR is an advanced video renderer that is able to produce better quality than the standard renderers from Windows. Configuring madVR for optimal quality/performance can be a bit complex for novice users, so we only recommend using it if you got a decent amount of computer knowledge.