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Standard Codecs for Windows 7 and 8 64-bit 18.0.2

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license: Freeware

downloads: 3636

size: 38.00 MB

updated: 2023-08-21

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This codec collection will offer you the possibility to view your preferred movies without needing to download separate codecs for each format.

The following filetypes are enabled and SUPPORTED by the installation of the Windows 8 Codecs.
amr | mpc | ofr | divx | mka | ape | flac | evo | flv | m4b | mkv | ogg | ogv | ogm | rmvb | xvid
All of the above filetypes can be queued to the Windows Media Player Playlist using a right-click.

Things the Shark pack does that other packs cannot do . . .

1. Full color thumbnails including FLV's and 10bit MKV's
(also allows users to select at what point by percentage to grab the thumbnail)
2. Enable the Preview Pane for ALL newly enabled filetypes such as MKV and FLV.
3. Explorer properties are displayed for non native filetypes such as MKV and FLV
4. Updated often - and has update notification builtin
5. Allow use of the PDVD12 decoders for 32bit LiveTV
6. Supports the use of Xbox360 as Extenders to playback MKV files
7. Allows singleclick setup of Bitstreamed Audio
8. Support playback of MOD audio files and M4A files containing ALAC
9. Supports playlist creation for use in Media Center
10. Allow users to Enable/Disable codecs installed on their system
11. Funtionality such as Win7DSFilterTweaker builtin.
12. Support 'Add to Windows Media Player List' using rightclick on all files such as MKV.

User Rating: 3.2 (206 votes)

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OS: Windows 7 x64, Windows 8 x64, Windows 10 x64, Windows 11

Standard Codecs for Windows 7 and 8 64-bit Reviews

Software:	Standard Codecs for Windows 7 and 8 64-bit 1.6.9
Reviewed by:	Jen Hall (Sep 14, 2013)
Rating:
Review:	When it felt like working it was very interesting & was seemed worthy to switch to, until it started doing what IT wanted to do, & made my computer freeze if I didn't go with IT'S 'flow'. At one minute I was showing my Friend my brother why they should up date their laptops from XP & when I was showing them why I was thinking of switching, my laptop froze & I had to pay a computer programmer to restart my laptop & save all my projects he could save. Some I had to do over because sometimes one project was used to 'build' 2 or 3 other projects so if he wasn't able to save it because of the 'freeze' that occurred while trying Windows 8, I had to re-do that part of my project.. That's why I don't know what to rate it. I wouldn't like anyone to have to do something that might have taken months do to, ALL OVER AGAIN.