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You are probably just fine and won't need me much anymore but sure if you have a question and i can help i don't mind.
I haven't checked how you do it since i have ATi but your card supports Cuda that can be used threw CoreAVC. But with a quad core you don't really need it anyway, you have plenty of power.
I think this page will help you with many questions you might have.
http://www.cccp-project.net/wiki/index.php?title=CCCP_FAQ#What_is_the_CCCP.3F.
Let me get you into a little secret though. Although i have CCCP installed as the backbone of anything i might need, i don't really use it much. I know, you are thinking "what the hell?" right now.
Well you see, although codec packs like CCCP can pretty much satisfy all your needs and do a fine job, some very specialized commercial decoders like CoreAVC have advantages, especially when we talk about HD content. CoreAVC offers the top quality in term of image in HD content but more importantly it makes use of multi-threading and processors with more than one core making better use of the power of your PC. Also it can make better use of special graphic card features to take the load off the CPU. DXVA that you asked before is one of those.
If you need to play some 1080p video that was bad encoded or it has subs with fonts that work horribly making the video heavy as hell for no reason, then even a strong modern CPU could lack out of power when using CCCP because CCCP and other codec packs use only one core of the four or two you may have to do the job. So basically one core of your CPU gets all the stress while the others just sit around taking a rest. So you might see a video not playing right and look at the CPU and see that you only use 50%-30% and wonder what's the problem. What you don't know is that one of the cores is at 100% stressing it self out while the other it's at 0% and that's why you get as a whole 50% and still don't have enough power. CoreAVC has better advanced algorithms that split the load evenly to each core and even a heavy bad encoded video like that plays just fine.
So why have CCCP then? Simple. First you get your MPC(media player classic), second CCCP has a lot of codecs that you may use when a video isn't supported by CoreAVC (btw remember to activate AVi support while installing CoreAVC) and third is the favorite codec pack of many sub-groups and as a resold the most compatible with you anime episodes. So if some times an episode might have some problem playing with CoreAVC you can easily switch to CCCP to see it. Also by having both, you are covered against strange videos that sometimes don't like the one or the other(i had episodes that needed CCCP to play without loosing audio and image synchronization and i had blu-ray rips that needed CoreAVC because some weird artifacts appeared with CCCP). After you install CoreAVC all you have to do is disable the H.264/AVC choice in the CCCP settings and CoreAVC will take charge of playing you HD mkv and mp4 files. If you remember to activate AVi support you can probably do the same with the Divx and Xvid choices. If you ever need CCCP to take charge, you just activate those choices again and CoreAVC takes the back seat.
Don't worry both programs work well with each other and you won't have conflict problems.
Now since i already mentioned that the CoreAVC decoder is a commercial program we have to become a little illegal, so i got you covered. Here i uploaded the program for you along with the email and code you need to put to complete the installation.
http://depositfiles.com/en/files/t6sfhgduk.
Now another important thing to remember is no matter what codecs you have is important to choose the renderer that serves you best in the MPC choices (View, Options-> Playback / Output -> DirectShow Video section). You will find a good analysis about the renderers in the first link talking about CCCP and MPC choices. Depending on your renderer you might not be able to load outside.srt subtitles or take screenshots. Generally if you have Vista or Windows 7 you are perfectly fine by using the "EVR-CP" renderer.
So that's it. Just ask for anything specific you might wonder.
At least it's better than downloading off Hotfile :p
I dunno, I'm used to downloading a lot of files so it wasn't too much of a big deal for me.
Plus, it's completely worth the effort :D!
why not, it's a good name. :p I haven't listened to AV for a while, the Vampire Ecstasy album is really awesome though.
Yes! I pretty much love all the Tales games, Vesperia's just the one I've played most recently. (:
Just a few things before you decide to play it.
The game is comprised of characters from Type-Moon
Both main characters from whom you're supposed to choose from are entirely original. They both have several different routes. Takumi (Main male), usually starts off with Tsukihime characters while Haruna (Main female), usually starts off with Fate/Stay Night characters.
It is VERY FUN omg. I'm almost done with my 2nd play through, then I'm going to play it through a 3rd time with all the characters unlocked and on an even harder difficulty >:D
I was going to reply sooner, but I was too absorbed into playing Battle Moon Wars lol xD! I've been so frustrated with this one level, I had to replay it 2 times using different strategies and characters and stat distributions; it was so aggravating. When I finally got the Battle Mastery on my third try, I was so overjoyed xD!
You are welcome for the greeting! xD
New anime keeps coming out each year and so I am a bit behind. But have now just started to get somewhat caught up as I finally finished watching Black Butler and Eden of the East, both are a must watch if you haven't watched them yet! :P
I would recommend Black Lagoon, Beck Mongolian Chop Squad, Hellsing Ultimate, Baka to Test, and Shiki, a few titles to get started on. ^^ I am thinking of rewatching Beck next week as the music in there is great!
Thank you for taking a look at my AMV! Took me awhile to make it but had a whole lot of fun creating it!
How are you doing?
Hope that you are doing well and that you take care! :)