Hi there.
Its been a few months since i last downloaded a codec pack of any description and I was wondering which was the best one out there at the moment.
Any Ideas?
Hi there.
Its been a few months since i last downloaded a codec pack of any description and I was wondering which was the best one out there at the moment.
Any Ideas?
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Cheers, thought it would still be kazaa but best to check
Knight 1: We are now no longer the Knights who say Ni.
Knight 2: NI.
Other Knights: Shh...
Knight 1: We are now the Knights who say..."Ekki-Ekki-Ekki-Ekki-PTANG. Zoom-Boing. Z'nourrwringmm.
What about Nimo codec bundle? Always worked for me, but it can be a tad awkward setting up for some reason.
I have grown to like the Mega Codec Pack thats been released in an extension to the k-lite codec pack, at a massive 18mb I don;t think you are ever gonna have playback problems lol
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when i was on windows, I always used the coda codec pack, which served me well - installed that, never needed any more, simple installation and uninstallation. all I could need. That was about a year ago.
Same here, NIMO Codec pack got it all. But I can't agree with the setup, that have worked fine for me. No problems at all.Originally Posted by Dorza
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This is kind of what i meant in my above post. When i instelld it i choose "full" thinking it would be easier. I go and play somthing which uses a codec which is installed and it just doesnt work. If i uninstalled nimo then used a custom installation method and choose somthing i think i need then install them, they would work. Strange.Originally Posted by directhex
Go for the NEMO codec pack!..I don't think kazaa is the best really
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