[MasterJukey]

swgreed, on Jul 31 2006, 08:08 PM, said:

Update:
AC3 Filter updated to version 1.04a

AC3 Filter is now at 1.09a

[just_laze]

I believe all the majority require is a codec pack that ensures whatever type of video or audio file they play, they won't need to download and install a codec. The inclusion of decoders and other bits and bobs is bloat for your average joe.

laze.

This post has been edited by just_laze: 20 August 2006 - 02:20 PM

[swgreed]

Just a minor update today, see 1st posting.

[swgreed]

updated to XviD 1.1.2 final stable and
updated GSpot to 2.60 b03

This post has been edited by swgreed: 01 November 2006 - 12:42 PM

[FinMaky]

Hello swgreed and thank you for the codec pack. I just want to know that are all your codec freeware and are they freeware for corporate use?

Another question is does anybody know if Quicktime and Real alterantive codes are freeware / legal in corporate use?

t. FinMaky

[Gee]

FinMaky, on Dec 27 2006, 06:20 AM, said:

Hello swgreed and thank you for the codec pack. I just want to know that are all your codec freeware and are they freeware for corporate use?

Another question is does anybody know if Quicktime and Real alterantive codes are freeware / legal in corporate use?

t. FinMaky

All the CoDecs provided by Swgreed can be freely used in a corporate environment. Most decoders are free.

As for QuickTime and Real Player. Technically the decoders are free for commercial use. But we are not legally allowed to repackage them from the original.

Basically, Real and Quicktime alternatives can be used in a corporate environment freely. The distribution of these alternative packages violates their licence. But having them installed in a corporate environment and not paying for them is not illegal

[FinMaky]

Gee, on Dec 29 2006, 10:37 AM, said:

FinMaky, on Dec 27 2006, 06:20 AM, said:

Hello swgreed and thank you for the codec pack. I just want to know that are all your codec freeware and are they freeware for corporate use?

Another question is does anybody know if Quicktime and Real alterantive codes are freeware / legal in corporate use?

t. FinMaky

All the CoDecs provided by Swgreed can be freely used in a corporate environment. Most decoders are free.

As for QuickTime and Real Player. Technically the decoders are free for commercial use. But we are not legally allowed to repackage them from the original.

Basically, Real and Quicktime alternatives can be used in a corporate environment freely. The distribution of these alternative packages violates their licence. But having them installed in a corporate environment and not paying for them is not illegal

Thanks, It was Cyberlink and elecard that I was not sure about. As for Q&R alternatives the deal is pretty much what I expected.

[Kiki Burgh]

hi swgreed! would there be a release of the MSFN codec pack anytime soon (as a New Year's present)? thanks!

[TPetersen]

Useful codecs?
I don't get it, how can it be useful to add the DivX codec when the XviD codec got DivX decoding support?

[FinMaky]

I'm testing the pack and I can not get the dvd:s to play with windows mediaplayer 10/11. Does it work? MS dvd comp. check says the same error as wmp: No codec found. Mediaplayer classic plays dvd:s just fine, but I don't want to install anything more than codecs.

[swgreed]

Update!

see 1st post for details:
- DivX Decoder to v6.5.0.0
- Cyberlink DVD Decoder to v6.0.3614
- GSpot 2.60 RC1

[Kiki Burgh]

thanks swgreed! maybe not in time for new year's release request ... but in time for valentines! thanks again!

[Gee]

But just in time for Chinese New Year

[swgreed]

updated to v3.1

(includes DivX 6.5.1 decoder)

[Over.Kill]

Ok - I don't have the time or patience to read 37 pages. I apologize for asking you to repeat stuff as I am rather certain that these questions/comments have been answered/replied to.

1. No LAME?!
2. I do a decent amount of encoding; will this pack be able to handle encoding divx and xvid? I'm rather newbish when it comes to how the codecs work and whatnot, I just use them.
3. Props on the codec pack. Your sig says 3.1 and the main post says 3.0 - might wanna fix that

If somebody would PM me a link/links to some good literature on what all the options in the codec configuration MEAN (I learn best when the guide explains concepts rather than "do this") I'd appreciate it.

Thanks,
Overkill

This post has been edited by Over.Kill: 15 April 2007 - 11:25 PM

[mr_smartepants]

FinMaky, on Jan 10 2007, 01:08 PM, said:

I'm testing the pack and I can not get the dvd:s to play with windows mediaplayer 10/11. Does it work? MS dvd comp. check says the same error as wmp: No codec found. Mediaplayer classic plays dvd:s just fine, but I don't want to install anything more than codecs.

I also am having the same problem. On a fresh XP install with WMP11 and this codec pack, I cannot play DVDs using WMP11.
Any ideas?

[zeroFX]

FinMaky, on Jan 10 2007, 02:08 PM, said:

Mediaplayer classic plays dvd:s just fine, but I don't want to install anything more than codecs.

No need to install: Just dont remove old Windows Media Player via nLite, rename mplayerc.exe to mplayer2.exe, modifype & cab it, then replace with mplayer2.ex_ in i386 directory

[mr_smartepants]

Any chance of getting this pack updated?
Many components have been updated but this pack remains unchanged.

[andrewpayne]

Try this pack - the author is constantly updating/improving it - http://www.msfn.org/board/Vista_Codec_Pack...sta_t66826.html

[mr_smartepants]

I have. It doesn't include the codecs in this pack (Indeo, M$ WMP 8,9,10, etc)

I'm going to give K-lite a shot.