The CCCP (Combined Community Codec Pack) is a filter pack specifically built for playing anime. It has been assembled by some of the most knowledgeable people in the anime world, and one of the primary design goals is to play as much as possible with as little as possible. The CCCP attempts to be as unintrusive on your system as possible. Other codec packs tend to either randomly not work, break the system, or install far too much cruft. With the CCCP, you know that when you install it properly, it just works. You don't need to mess around in the options to get it to work, and chances are it will resolve any other conflicts on install as well. CCCP was invented so you can "Uninstall everything else, install the pack and live happily ever after". That being said, for the adventurous there are pages of options available to tweak if you feel like it. Supported OS: Windows 7, Vista and XP SP1 and above. The pack works on all mentioned 32-bit as well as 64-bit Windows versions. 64-bit players, however, aren't currently supported. We include one player and that's the one we recommend: Media Player Classic - HomeCinema (MPC-HC). It's very well tested, reliable and actively maintained by another team of developers.

В набор входят такие кодеки, утилиты и проигрыватели:
* FFDShow
* Haali Media Splitter
* VSFilter
* Windows Media 9 VCM
* Media Player Classic
* ZoomPlayer Standart

CCCP enables you to play:
* Containers:
o AVI - including multiple audio streams and softsubs
o MKV
o MP4 - including partial MOV support
o FLV (Flash Video container)
o TS (MPEG Transport Stream)
o 3GP
o OGM & Ogg
* Video codecs:
o MPEG-1 - comes with Windows
o MPEG-2 - including DVD playback
o MPEG-4 ASP
+ Xvid
+ DivX (all versions)
+ Generic/Others (3ivx, lavc, etc.)
o MPEG-4 AVC - better known as H.264
o WMV & VC-1 - mostly comes with Windows, see below
o VP6F (Flash Video)
o Theora
o H.263+
* Audio codecs:
o MP3, MP2 and MP1
o AC3
o DTS
o AAC
o Vorbis
o FLAC - no .flac splitter included, only works when in MKV
o TTA
o WavPack
o AMR
o LPCM - on some DVDs, more common on HD-DVD & BluRay
o IMA ADPCM
* Subtitle formats
o SRT
o VOBSUB
o SSA/ASS

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And new components are here! Thanks to Nevcairiel we now have much better ISO Media Container (also known as mp4, based on mov), FLV, MPEG-TS parsing and splitting. Thus, a brand new LAV'd CCCP for Win7/Vista/XP, codename "Redundantly Redundant Redundancy"! Download: Win7/Vista/XP.
Updated components:
FFDShow-tryouts 1.1.3996
Haali 1.11.288.0 (2011-09-09)
LAV Filters 0.39.6bfdb44
MPC-HC 1.5.3.3819
VSFilter 2.40.3819.3
General changelog:
LAV Filters included. LAV Splitter is used for certain formats where Haali was lacking and where Gabest's FLV Splitter was used. LAV Video and Audio are off by default for the time being, but can be enabled if the user so wishes. Since H.264 decoding with LAV can be very much useful, it has its own checkbox in the CCCP settings application.
FLV Splitter, CoreWavpack removed. FLV will be split by LAV Splitter, and wavpack will be decoded by -tryouts, as libavcodec's wavpack decoder now supports all of the funnier parts of wavpack thanks to Daemon404 herping a derp at the libavcodec developers. Raw wavpack splitting not possible with default CCCP any more, and we recommend users to either use a proper audio player for that sort of thing, or mux the stream into a container.
After poking the libavcodec developers with the two types of samples that failed with the ffaac AAC decoder, those are now fixed. This includes things like gg's Moshidora and overall AAC channel count changes in transport streams. The first kind of files are actually broken, but they worked with faad2, so the decoder was adapted to not scream and stop with them.
DXVA settings removed from the settings app. It touched -tryouts DXVA which never really worked as well as MPC-HC's. If you absolutely, positively want to use DXVA -- we recommend enabling it in MPC-HC. Not that it is any more recommended than earlier.
Overall installer/settings application updates.
Start menu entry reordered, now FFDShow and LAV have their own folders, and "Filters" was renamed to "Other Filters".
MPC-HC's mpciconlib.dll removed. The default icons as well as our original icons both had their problems, and the mpciconlib library isn't exactly small. Now there will be one MPC-HC icon used for all media files, and most sizes should be there. We are open for suggestions on icons and related things.

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