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Alright! My favorite media player has been updated!
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Post by Noxious Ninja »

Glad to see Gabest finally took a break from his PS2 plugin. :mrgreen:
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Wow, nice release. I started using this for a couple of days and it rocks. :o
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Post by Nach »

WTH is the poll here?
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Post by Noxious Ninja »

Nach wrote:WTH is the poll here?
I'd like to know myself. Maybe NBZ has been doing too many mushrooms.
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Hmm it seems more stable I guess. That anoying bug where some subtitles wouldn't show up in directx 9 renderless was fixed. Also that shader thing is kind of neat to mess around with.
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Post by Neo Kaiser »

The Kazaa Lite codec pack have WMP-classic bundled. I wonder if their codec
pack is updated but I can't find it on their page.
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Neo Kaiser wrote:The Kazaa Lite codec pack have WMP-classic bundled. I wonder if their codec
pack is updated but I can't find it on their page.
http://free-codecs.com/

It was just updated today, along with Real Alt and QT Alt.
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Post by Aerdan »

Bah. It doesn't like the DefilerPak, so it can kiss my ass.
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Post by Noxious Ninja »

Aerdan wrote:Bah. It doesn't like the DefilerPak, so it can kiss my ass.
What's wrong? I've never used the DefilerPak, but it looks like it should work just fine.
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Post by Neo Kaiser »

Noxious Ninja wrote:
Neo Kaiser wrote:The Kazaa Lite codec pack have WMP-classic bundled. I wonder if their codec
pack is updated but I can't find it on their page.
http://free-codecs.com/

It was just updated today, along with Real Alt and QT Alt.
Awesome! *Starts downloading*
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Post by Hexlord »

It loves to hang my QT files. Using the latest QT Alternative.

Maybe its the problems with the files I downloaded... trailers from Apple :?
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Post by kieran_ »

I put in that poll. It was just an experiment. Why is the Tech Talk forum the only lace where you can create a poll?
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Post by neoblaze »

Noxious Ninja wrote:
Nach wrote:WTH is the poll here?
I'd like to know myself. Maybe NBZ has been doing too many mushrooms.
dude what, I haven't done those in ages

although I can get some right the fuck now
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Codec packs are the spawn of Satan.
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Post by kieran_ »

kode54 wrote:Codec packs are the spawn of Satan.
Why?
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Post by kode54 »

They usually install a lot of shit you don't need by default. Ffdshow, QuickTime, and Real cover pretty much everything that isn't built into MPC. Oh yeah, and I snatched the source code to Gabest's Bink/Smacker DirectShow filter before he removed it from CVS. All your intellectual property are belong to me.
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kode54 wrote:Oh yeah, and I snatched the source code to Gabest's Bink/Smacker DirectShow filter before he removed it from CVS. All your intellectual property are belong to me.
You MUST make a 6.4.8.3+Bink build, dammit.
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Post by kode54 »

It's not part of MPC. I built the external filter. Somebody is probably going to kill me for this. Stick filter and your choice of binkw32.dll (included) and/or smackw32.dll in any folder other than %systemroot% or %systemroot%\system32, register it with regsvr32, enjoy. (Remember to regsvr32 /u before removing.)
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Post by Noxious Ninja »

I never knew he made a DShow filter out of it. Sweet. Thanks! :mrgreen:
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Post by kode54 »

Actually, all of the decoders are DirectShow filters which can be integrated into the player application or built as stand-alone modules.
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Post by Noxious Ninja »

Oh.
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Post by Aerdan »

Noxious Ninja wrote:
Aerdan wrote:Bah. It doesn't like the DefilerPak, so it can kiss my ass.
What's wrong? I've never used the DefilerPak, but it looks like it should work just fine.
The DefilerPak is the only package of codecs I've found that can play nearly every single video/audio format under the sun. It is comprised of:

ffdshow
AC3Filter
CoreAAC DirectShow filter
Ogg DirectShow filter
CoreVorbis
Matroska DirectShow filter
VSFilter
DivX Audio

It can be found here.
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Post by Neo Kaiser »

So now it is K-Lite megacodec pack vs. Defiler pack. Who will win the match?
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