Codecs for Windows Vista

[Y2kCyK]

I've codec packs installed on my computer and I have not seen that in the DivX BSPlayer, In the Windows Media Player itself to be displayed properly, but in the BSPlayer cannot find.

My OS is Windows Vista Home Premium, and I installed two different versions of K-Lite Codec Pack, the 3.71 and 4.17. I know of most packs of codecs to install, operate and I get a lot of shit, know one that works for Windows Vista and where can I download it?

[jesse]

1) Uninstall the codec packs you have.

2) Install the latest version of xvid, ffdshow, x264 and audio codecs.

Then tell us if you solved your problem.

[SalVatore]

I got the laptop in Vista that came with it to the factory, and the only thing I have codecs installed and for the ffdshow, Mkv subs with the floating Matroska Splitter. So far no problem.

[Lillebror]

Forget the codecs, the problem is simply that BSplayer does not strip into Vista.

Go looking for another player. It is another ridiculous part of Vista but this is what it is

[Calvin K]

The CCCP also pulls you in sight, install and use the media player classic. Is the most sure that you run (VLC sucks like ass).

[MrChris-]

Forget the codecs, the problem is simply that BSplayer does not strip into Vista.

Go looking for another player. It is another ridiculous part of Vista but this is what it is

For me VLC works perfectly in sight. I played divx, mp4 and so far everything is played properly that I've thrown

[Solomon]

It is not the player codecs, with Media Player Classic you should go well, the k-lite has the time to let CCCP outdated.