CCC codec +VLC

[Ratatapa]

Hi, some Animes, (aka the old Valkyria Chronicles when made by Ayako) and the version i download of Code Geass, come seperated, what i mean is simple.

You have 3 files to download, The opening, the Anime and the Ending, and if i play then anime in VLC it shows me like 1min30 without subtitles then reboot.

So i installed Combined community codec. to "fusion the 3 Videos" and everything is working A01 as for now.

The only problem is that i hate Zoom Player that comes with it, it bugs my videos and everything. So i wanted to know if there's a way to make VLC compatible with that codec, of if you know any codec compatible with VLC that does the same thing.

Thx

[Tythera]

Media Player Classic Homecinema comes with CCCP as well. I would suggest trying that as I've not had any problems with it.

[Ratatapa]

Do you use the default database subtitle with it?

Because even if i activate the subtitle from the anime i can't see any subtitles with taht program

[Kryssan]

Do you use the default database subtitle with it?

Because even if i activate the subtitle from the anime i can't see any subtitles with taht program

Hmm, that's odd, as I've never had any issues with it either. I don't even install the other media player with CCC though, always just use the Classic. I dislike VLC though, so don't think I'd be much help in this case. Can always ask on the CCCP forums.

[Ratatapa]

Hmm, that's odd, as I've never had any issues with it either. I don't even install the other media player with CCC though, always just use the Classic. I dislike VLC though, so don't think I'd be much help in this case. Can always ask on the CCCP forums.

Fixed damn windows 7

[Tythera]

Yeah, there's a codec change inside the program you have to do for Windows 7. I probably should have included that above.

[Zosi]

1) This isn't a codec issue. Codecs are for decoding the audio and video after they've been extracted from the files, your problem is with the splitter that comes with VLC that can't handle MKV files with external chapters. CCCP installs both codecs and splitters for various formats, but...

2) VLC uses neither your system codecs nor your system splitter, it has its own self-contained libraries for handling the various video formats it supports. This is an upside when you lack various codecs, but it's a downside when you don't, which is why...

3) You shouldn't use VLC for anything that requires complex features like external chapters or softsubs, because their built-in libraries are pretty lowest-common-denominator.

[Sindalf]

Few things to note VLC sucks never use it.

It sounds like your downloading from thora which their releases are specially created for the coreavc codac. If you download their evangelion1.11 1080p without it and watch the entire thing closely you will see what I mean.

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Download and install that with all the instructions. If you already installed everything do it again just to make sure. Includes MPC + CCCP + Coreavc + a few other possibly useless but it makes stuff work codacs.

Slow pcs use regular mpc + overlay renderer. Fast pcs with a real video card use mpc-hc with EVR custom. I think that is extra step 7. Been along time and I need to rewrite this guide. Everything ever should work for you then except .rmvb videos but no one cares about them anyway. Ordered chapters aswell.

Remember to read the instructions and not to install the halli that is included in coreavc. Also dont skip on disabling h264 in cccp.

If you use windows 7 I read there might be some problems. Best solution if this happens is to do one of these or both. When you prefer the coreavc codac make sure to prefer directvobsub aswell so the subs appear. If that doesnt work I hear the newest beta of cccp might do the trick. I dont use windows 7 so its just what I heard works.

Also restating VLC sucks, never use it.

[Ratatapa]

Fixed problem with the new CCC Beta Pack

[Tythera]

Yeah, by the codec thing I mentioned above I actually meant filter. I couldn't remember exactly what I changed but the preferring DirectVobSob definitely fixes the subs in Windows 7 (in addition to the beta).