K-Lite Codec Pack 20.1.0 / 20.1.4 Beta

Thx for your hard work! Excellent pack

@Sean, they can fix it if you would mention which games give you problems.

@steandric, you can keep the DivX Pack installed. K-Lite gives you a YES/NO choice to uninstall it. Simply select NO to keep it.

when i tried to install this pack it says i must first uninstall the divx n my computer. why? coz i want to keep divx. can i have them both?

I use Vista Business and K-Lite Codec Pack Standard 3.4.0 works just fine for me :-) I use Media Player Classic to playback all the MP4 files generated using Nero Recode.

I have installed it an several Vista machines and everything plays perfectly.

Very Very good, it ownz CCCP because CCCP keeps giving me this DAMN \"Windows Explorer needs to be closed\" error, aaannnnd this ONLY happens when i install CCCP. Before that, my comp runs fine with no errors whatsoever. After i install KLCP (K-Lite Codec Pack), my comp has no \"WINDOWS EXPLORER NEEDS TO BE CLOSED\"......... enough said.. =___=
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KLCP fTw! ^__________^

thnx for ur hard work

Which games give problems? It can be solved by putting them on the ffdshow blacklist.

okay, i've tried this one. but when playing mkv file with my bsplayer... the subtitle wont show up.

the solution that i found is i just go to ffdshow video configuration and enabled the h264 codec (it was disabled when the first i saw it) by selecting the libavcodec. after that, my mkv where they used h264 codec can be play with subtitle in my bsplayer!! i hope this will help anyone who get the same problem as me!

super, thanks very much, sorted out all my problems.

K-lite codec is one of the best inventions in the field of multimedia since MP3.
A+++++
Recommended for every windows system user.
thanks to the developers of k-lite codec.

@evil_yoda

Your stereo audio source is probably MP3 format? If so, enable MP3 decoding in ffdshow and you can enjoy upmixing to 5.1 channels.

@lg, regsvr32 error code 5 = access denied

The pack probably fails to register quartz.dll. That is a vital component of DirectX that is sometimes accidentally unregistered by buggy applications.

Manually registering quartz.dll might solve your AVI problems. If not, your DirectX installation could be broken.

This excellent download that just ended hours of frustration. Ahhh, Players weren't working, games weren't working, and I was on the verge of breaking down after reading so many tech forums .... this download repaired some broken codecs and got everything working in 4 seconds..... BYYYYYYYYYHHHHHHHAAAAAAA !!!!!!!!
Whoever is responsible.... Hats off and thank you for allowing the world to turn again....