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Re: Media Player Classic: does it play everything?
de Franklin 04/16/2006 03:55
On 13 Apr 2006, Anonymous<noemail@noisp.com> wrote:
> The K-Lite packs have Real Alt and Quicktime Alt built in so you
> don't have to go hunt them down as separate installs. Why use
> CCCP when K-Lite offers more functionality, more options to play
> more files, and more chances to doubleclick-and-enjoy rather
> than doubleclick and go hunting for more codecs?
By having so many codecs doesn't it take the system extra work when
it boots up load (or pre-load) them?
Also, don't they partly sit in virtual memory (pure guess on my
behalf) waiting to be called into use?
Any comments?