#Klite codec pack how do i remove mediainfo install#

* Find and change to the 'Media Player Classic' directory in the K-Lite install directory (default location is under 'Program Files'). * Extract the second file 'mplayerc_homecinema_x86_v1.1.604.0.zip' to a convenient location. The player included in K-Lite is 'Media Player Classic' - go ahead and install it, but then: An MPC fork named 'Media Player Classic-HomeCinema' can be substituted, works fine, and Secunia PSI is happy with it. The Secunia PSI utility (Personal Software Inspector) flags it as obsolete and a security risk. It seems that the version of 'Media Player Classic' included with the package is rather old. I have found the K-Lite Mega Codec Pack to be useful and excellent - with one caveat. In order to prevent spam answer the question More information about this variant of the codec pack can be found on its contents and changelog pages. It provides everything you need to play all your audio and video files.

#Klite codec pack how do i remove mediainfo full#

I hope in the next release K-lite Mega have the solution like in the DivX Free 5.2.1. The Full variant of the codec pack contains a few extras compared to the Standard variant of the codec pack. But I don't like to have to download another codec package that have the same codec file just to solve one problem. I like my avi file to have a thumbnail preview and summary. Honestly, I don't like all that solution. (You can use mediainfo)ģ.Download and install DivX Free 5.2.1 - avi file have thumbnails and summary like normal.

You can uninstall the pack if you wish via the usual methods. (Backup first) - avi file have a thumbnail but disable summary in the properties. Time Lady Independent Advisor Replied on OctoReport abuse It’s as it says - a codec pack for use with media players & those who work with audio & video files (convert, create etc), it has included the windows media player classic which plays more file types than WMP. There is a 3 way to avoid the explorer.exe error that I found on the net.ġ.regsvr32 /u shmedia.dll - avi file no longer have a thumbnails.Ģ.HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\SystemFileAssociations\.avi\shellex\PropertyHandler - Delete the 'Default' value. I downloaded and installed the k-lite codec pack so I can play a variety of medic files, and it installed some program called 'media info'. It turn out to be DivX codec (maybe), when windows explorer try to preview avi files that contain DivX video in it. The K-Lite Codec Pack is a collection of audio and video codecs for Microsoft Windows DirectShow that enables an operating system and its software to play. I just found out that my problem was not caused by xvid codec in the package.