Do I need some codec? I dont like to run Divx player to play mkv. No luck running the Mp4. Ideally, I would like to use WMP 10 to run all avi, mkv, mp4 files.
I read some people use Windows Media Player Classic for some reason......not sure if it has a built in codec to run all these types of files?
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As Baldrick has already said (twice), Haali Media Splitter is also required.
ffdshow can decode the media contents, but a splitter is required to demux the container format. -
It means extract the separate video and audio streams from the mp4 file (the container). This is a separate function from actually decoding the compressed information within those streams. The splitter does the first part and ffdshow (for example) does the second.
The reason for having the splitter (demultiplexer) as a separate function is that you can then use the same decompressor for the media data no matter what kind of container it is in (eg AVI, mp4, FLV). -
Yes, K-Lite includes the Haali Media Splitter (+ other things, including ffdshow too).
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