G
George
At someone's prompting, I have created a new thread with this question.
I have written a review of the K-Lite Mega Codec Pack at:
http://georgeh123.blogspot.com/2005/08/video-player-with-codecs-and-tools-k.html
Someone left the following comment on my site and I was wondering if
everyone on this forum agrees:
i really don't think you should recommend Klite or any other megacodec
packs.
klite works by what i like to call the brute force method... it's just
a pack that installs every available codec.
i think installing CCCP as recommended by someone above me, is a better
idea.
Just compare the sizes: KLite: 33 mb setup, CCCP: 5 mb download.
(CCCP doesn't include Real Alt or QT Alt, but youcan get that on your
own).
CCCP is leaner, meaner, and most importantly, it has so far played back
EVERY single file that i've downloaded. EVERY. not a single one has
failed.
please try CCCP. i know you won't regret it.
I have written a review of the K-Lite Mega Codec Pack at:
http://georgeh123.blogspot.com/2005/08/video-player-with-codecs-and-tools-k.html
Someone left the following comment on my site and I was wondering if
everyone on this forum agrees:
i really don't think you should recommend Klite or any other megacodec
packs.
klite works by what i like to call the brute force method... it's just
a pack that installs every available codec.
i think installing CCCP as recommended by someone above me, is a better
idea.
Just compare the sizes: KLite: 33 mb setup, CCCP: 5 mb download.
(CCCP doesn't include Real Alt or QT Alt, but youcan get that on your
own).
CCCP is leaner, meaner, and most importantly, it has so far played back
EVERY single file that i've downloaded. EVERY. not a single one has
failed.
please try CCCP. i know you won't regret it.