Provides an essential pack of codes that will secure a safe audio or video session. The codes included are CoreWavPack, FFDShow Tryout, FLV Splitter, Haali Media Splitter, MPEG-2 Decoder, VSFilter. The CCCP Insurgent utility needs to be executed to ensure that there is no conflict between codecs.
Combined Community Codec Pack is a complete codec pack that contains all the video and audio codecs needed on a computer in order to play any video and audio file without taking into consideration the format of that file. Combined Community Codec Pack contains the following codecs: CoreWavPack, FFDShow Tryout, FLV Splitter, Haali Media Splitter, MPEG-2 Decoder, VSFilter. These codecs were carefully chosen by CCCP Project so that this combination pack will offer a flawless playback of video and audio files. To ensure that this pack will work properly and that there won't be any conflicts between the codecs, you will need to run the CCCP Insurgent utility. This neat utility will detect all the codecs installed on your system and it will display the ones that can cause conflicts. Therefore, before installing the Codec Pack, you will have to uninstall all the codecs listed by the CCCP Insurgent tool.
Briefly, Combined Community Codec Pack is a simple but efficient codec pack, suitable for any kind of users.
v2013.10.17 [Oct 18, 2013]
1. Updated components:
- Haali Splitter 1.13.322.9 (CCCP Build)
- LAV Filters 0.58.2.0-42306ee
- MPC-HC 1.7.0.7859 (shows up as 7877)
- xy-VSFilter 3.0.0."236"
- 211 with various backports and fixes.
2. Installer and settings applications
- Added a Samsung H.264 decoder with an irrationally high merit that seems to come with a piece of software called Intelli-studio to the black list.
3. MPC-HC
- The transition from the Navigate menu to the Play menu regarding audio/video/subtitle track selection is now more or less complete. The bug with MPC-HC overriding the splitter's choice with audio tracks is now also fixed.
- MPC-HC now defaults to "fast seek" that only seeks to random access points if those are available to the player. You may disable it in the Tweaks tab in the options.
- Fixed alpha channel parsing with vobsub subpictures. Certain previously unshown subpictures should now be visible.
- Subtitle renderer sanity checks removed as they ended up being too strict in some cases. The crashing sample reported will still work as there is some additional memory allocation checking included now.
- Enabled the CCCP LAV Filters as "internal" for MPC-HC, and enabled certain formats within it for better playback of certain formats:
- DTS/AC3, HTTP, RTSP, UDP, RTP, MMS, MPEG Audio (yes, this includes raw MP3) and RFS
- Various miscellaneous fixes resulting from the update of MPC-HC to the 1.7 stable release, with some fixes cherry-picked after that.
3. LAV
- Enabled colorimetry information (color matrix, range) output in LAV Video via dwControlFlags with a white list. Mainline LAV only enables this if MadVR is somewhere in the chain, while this will enable it as long as the next filter in chain is one of the following:
- VSFilter (auto-loading or the non-autoloading one)
- VMR7/9
- madVR
- EVR (includes everything that uses the same CLSID, including all of the MPC-HC custom EVR-based renderers)
- Various miscellaneous fixes resulting from the update of LAV Filters to the current git HEAD (42306ee).
4. xy-VSFilter
- Xy-VSFilter is now generally colorimetry-enabled as well. It will use the colorimetry information, such as the color matrix or range, that it gets from an upstream filter (say, LAV Video) and pass it forward if the next filter in chain is one of the following:
- VMR7/9
- EVR (includes everything that uses the same CLSID, including all of the MPC-HC custom EVR-based renderers)
- madVR
- Fixed alpha channel parsing with vobsub subpictures. Certain previously unshown subpictures should now be visible.
- Re-introduced a patch for the Kasumi I420/YUY2 to RGB colorspace conversion routines as Lord was somehow able to reproduce the problem it fixes. Should not happen in general usage.
- Subtitle renderer sanity checks removed as they ended up being too strict in some cases. Instead tried to make xy-VSFilter handle failed memory allocations in a more correct manner. The VSFilter subtitle rendering engine is old and rather memory-inefficient, so the only real fix for this would be to either rewrite it completely, or create a proper Windows port of libass (primarily without fontconfig).
5. Haali Package
- Now built with the same toolchain as the rest of the CCCP package, namely VS2010 SP1.
- Debug symbols are now available! Yes, this means we can now debug Haali's things.
- Haali's renderer should now try and enforce top-down RGB. This should fix some slowness problems when feeding RGB to the renderer.
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