mediainfo installed and now cccp player does not work

#Mediainfo installed and now cccp player does not work mp4#
#Mediainfo installed and now cccp player does not work install#
#Mediainfo installed and now cccp player does not work drivers#

They can read the video information, check the video/audio codec, and even direct you to the sources where you can download the missing codec).

#Mediainfo installed and now cccp player does not work install#

You can view this information from within MPC installed from CCCP, if memory serves me right, it's under File > Properties and the click the MediaInfo tab.If you want to install a particular codec for playing a file on Windows Media Player, you need first know the exactly missing codec, which usually requires the help of third-party detector software (MediaInfo, VideoInspector, and Codec Installer are good options. I'd suggest try playing back mkv and avi files with MPC and then with VLC (which uses it's own built in codecs, separate from any installed from codec packs) purely for comparison purposes to see if you still get the choppy playback, that way you can at least determine whether or not it's the codecs at fault.Īlso have a look what avi files give you trouble and post what the exact codecs are used, both video and audio, this may narrow down the problem. My laptop must have a haali media splitter codec already, but I can't find what it came with.ĭownload the Insurgent program from CCCP's website and see if it detects any mkv codec installed. Interesting, but on my desktop it wouldn't open at all saying it didn't have the right codec. Thanks!ĭo you guys find it odd that after I completely uninstalled CCCP I could still play mkv files with WMP? It said it couldn't open the file, but when I selected always open with WMP it played just fine. My desktop has CCCP and WMP plays the same avi files just fine without stutter so that leads me to believe it's not CCCP's fault, but I could be wrong.Īnywho, I was just wondering if anyone has encountered something similar and found a fix.

#Mediainfo installed and now cccp player does not work drivers#

I do have the latest graphics drivers installed and I don't really want to start using VLC or MPC, so please try not to just say 'WMP sux, use VLC'.ĬCCP is pretty bare bones, so I don't think that's the issue, but I haven't ruled it out yet. But would you not think if the hard drive spinning during a h.264 file would be fine, certainly the computer should be able to handle the divx file with the hard drive spinning, no? The video stutters to what seems to be some reflection of the hard drive spinning. I've noticed this happens when I hear the hard drive spinning it spins for a few seconds, stops for a few seconds, spins again. Parts will freeze and then quickly speed up to get caught back up with the audio and the cycle repeats. However, a standard avi file with a Divx or Xvid codec will stutter like mad on the video.

#Mediainfo installed and now cccp player does not work mp4#

Whenever I download a high-def video or similar, usually h.264/x.264 in an mkv or mp4 file, WMP and CCCP handle this no problem at all. I have the Lenovo UltraBase hooked up to my tv to watch movies with WMP and Combined Community Codec Pack. When plugged in, the power settings are set to maximum performance. My laptop, which is a Lenovo Thinkpad x200 Tablet, has Windows 7 圆4 installed with the latest Intel graphics drivers. I've scoured the internet looking for any help to this issue, but I can't seem to find anything relevant.