X Codec Pack 3.2

User Reviews & Comments - 192 reviews

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Turrican
21 Jul 2011
3/5Good
OK, it does what it's intended to do quite well and appears to be stable, too. However, it's pretty limited where playback of video/audio formats are concerned. If you want a greater range of codecs that covers everything bar the kitchen sink, then install one of the K-Lite Codec Packs instead. Unlike the XP Codec Pack, K-Lite is regularly updated, too.
Reviewed on X Codec Pack 2.5.1

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JENNY
15 Sep 2010
3/5Good
Downloaded xvid and it kindly doesn't play the sound. Downloaded Xp codec pack and it sorted out the problem. Thanks
Reviewed on X Codec Pack 2.5.1

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Pedro
19 Apr 2009
3/5Good
Wonderfull!!! I used the K-Lite but this is lighter, better arranged, no messes with Windows Media Player Codecs, etc. BUT, where is the MPEG-4 support? This is a big failure.
Reviewed on X Codec Pack 2.4.6

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Patrick Hershey
20 Mar 2009
3/5Good
I rate this good because I cant rate it at all yet. I just bought a sony burner and Nero will only let me see the video on a DVD they want $50.00 for me to have sound. I have downloaded the xp codec into C drive but i still cant get sound however sound does work for AVI's & cd"s. After all the goodreviews I"ve read here I suppose I done something wrong. Can someone please tell me where & how to install & get sound for my DVD's?
Reviewed on X Codec Pack 2.4.6

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Derek
4 Jul 2008
3/5Good
I don't think this is compatible with Windows XP Service Pack 3 I get some Encounter error AU
Reviewed on X Codec Pack 2.3.8

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Papa De Smurf
27 Feb 2008
3/5Good
LIKE CUPRINOL - DOES WHAT IT SAY'S ON THE TIN

THANKS.... ESSENTIAL KIT
Reviewed on X Codec Pack 2.3.4

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EskimoPieCake
17 May 2007
3/5Good
Well, it certainly helped my vids images out. They're no longer flipped upside down, but they're still blurring and the sound and movement timing doesn't add up. Still, it helped.
Reviewed on X Codec Pack 2.0.7.1

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ME
3/5Good
quite good,however,i still like to use the ace mega codecs pack with a hyper pack install...it has more codecs,more utilities,and plays video formats that xp codec or other codecs packs mentioned on this forum don't.plus,i despise media player classic....it doesn't have a 4:3 visualisation mode,and if i try to run certain movies with bsplayer pro 2.01(not from other codecs pack)they don;'t work....except all that it's good for most users....more imprvements please...more codecs and apps...thanks
Reviewed on X Codec Pack 2.0.6

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captaincrisis
26 Aug 2006
3/5Good
I grew up with this codec pack but have just switched to Satsuki's 3.1.0.4 - the old version of ffdshow used here doesnt like my dual core Athlon and seems to have issues with some divx encoding variants.

Thank you for all the hard work it IS appreciated but I too must ask "why the ancient version of ffdshow"?
Reviewed on X Codec Pack 2.0.4

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xpade
8 Aug 2005
3/5Good
It works but for some reason its not splitting the audio files. I'm trying to watch dual audio files but is playing 2 english versions, a japanese version and subtitles all at the same time. Anybody know how to split these so I can listen to just one? I tried changing it on the icons on the bottom as well.
Reviewed on X Codec Pack 1.2.2

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