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CCCP 2008-07-03 Beta

This is the latest beta version of this software. The latest stable version is 2009-09-09. Download the latest stable version.


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CCCP (Combined Community Codec Pack) is a filter and codec pack specifically built for playing anime. It has been assembled by some of the most knowledgeable people in the anime world, and one of the primary design goals is to play as much as possible with as little as possible. The CCCP attempts to be as unintrusive on your system as possible.

CCCP
License: Freeware
Operating Systems: Win2k/ WinXP
Date added: 22 May 2006
Last updated: 10 Sep 2009
Downloads: 23,378 
Filesize: 9.00 MB
Software homepage: Click here
Rating:   [arvostelu]
4.57 (21 votes )

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liveactio 10 Aug 2009 2:13
CCCP 2008-09-21		 5 tähteä  
six starts

yes, it will repair damage to your DirectShow filters.

K-lite is a kludge at best... it "works" but it doesn't work as well as it ought
lduych 05 Jun 2009 18:46
CCCP 2008-09-21		 3 tähteä  
Why the girl who calls herself 'post-void residual urine volume for me' (PVR4me) keeps pointing out that k-lite is "faggy" and "xxxgay" while at the same time giving the codec pack the possible lowest rating, is a real puzzle. Everyone knows that gay is good and that 'faggy codecs' rock!

PVR4me might try explaining exactly what she means.
PVR4me 27 Oct 2008 10:15
CCCP 2008-09-21		 5 tähteä  
k-lite is xxx-gay. CCCP and Mplayer (mpui) are all you need.

CCCP undoes many of the problems introduces by many packs even more lame than k-lite

CCCP is endorsed by the developers of the matroska standard and dooom9 aficionados

k-lite, akin to 'liberal' "leaders", is endorsed by twits, overclockers, and the generally ignorant
Postoast 26 Feb 2008 9:46
CCCP 2008-01-24		 5 tähteä  
What really impressed was the way this software installed. It looks for priviously installed codecs that may cause conflict and unintalls them. Then it installs. Some people may misunderstand what this codec really does when reading the introduction here at Afterdawn. This codec has everything you'll need to encode or decode audio/video on your computer. H264 playback, MKV, Divx, Xvid all playback flawlessly when using MPC or TheKMPlayer. Highly recommended. This codec may have been written with anime in mind, but I assure you it plays just about everything else just as well.
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