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

2012-12-30: On this day before the new year's eve, we have released again! And no, we are not dead. This release is one containing probably one of the biggest if not the biggest change sets in the history of this playback pack. A new rewrite-filled CCCP for Win8/Win7/Vista/XP, codename "Life After Mad Movax" (LAMM)! Download: Win8/Win7/Vista/XP.
Updated components:
LAV Filters 0.54.1.0-2d6e5f1
MPC-HC 1.6.6.6419 (lite, doesn't contain internal filters)
xy-VSFilter 3.0.0.211
removed FFDShow-tryouts
removed Gabest's MPEG-2 decoder
General changelog:
FFDShow and its continuation, FFDShow-tryouts are now away, and instead we have pretty much everything except for Matroska splitting based on nevcairiel's LAV Filters.
The old NSIS-based settings application is now also gone, and currently there is an Inno-based solution which bases on two separate settings applications; one handles user space, and the other handles system-wide settings (administrative rights needed). We would love to hear opinions and possible bug reports on it.
This will most probably be used at the very least until XP's support will end. But at least no-one thinks that "there should be no releases before it is rewritten in something saner."
WebM is now properly handled by LAV because Haali fails at it for whatever reason unless you use his renderer.
LAV Video handles video decoding, and LAV Audio handles audio decoding. If you need hardware accelerated decoding, use LAV's. MPC-HC's "lite" version does not contain the internal DXVA filter (which is in all ways inferior to LAV's). There are still some quirks because of remnants of Haali still needed, and because of the newness of LAV, but in general it should work.
One thing that no longer works by default is TrueHD when used with Haali (in other words, Matroska). This is very unfortunate, but thankfully there is a relatively simple way to have those files play by switching to LAV for splitting.
In this case you should open the settings application, open the system settings application from it, and check the MKV checkbox from it on the LAV side. This will switch to LAV for all Matroska files (segment linking and editions do not work, but otherwise it should work fine).
We now use xy-VSFilter instead of MPC-HC VSFilter. For now xy-VSFilter gives the greatest performance for end users, and in general it renders things well. This is in line with the recent change of Aegisub's towards xy-VSFilter as well.
MPC-HC has been updated, and many fixes, including MadVR related ones, are included.
CCCP now uses MPC-HC's update check mechanism to check for new CCCP updates.
The build will write memory dumps when it crashes. These are useful for debugging, and help in finding reasons to problems related to MPC-HC.

A general bugfix release that fixes one full-blown crash bug, as well as tries to limit the harm and possible crashes caused by badly written ASS subtitle scripts. Better general playback performance can be most probably be attained now thanks to changes in MPC-HC as well as LAV Filters. Without shortening our ties, a new CCCP for Win8/Win7/Vista/XP, codename "The Evil Within"! Download Win8/Win7/Vista/XP.
As newer CCCP playback packages contain quite a few rather large differences compared to the pre-2012 ones, if you at any point need to grab the last FFDShow-tryouts based release, it, with some minor script-related fixes, is available from here.
The known issues with the release are also listed here.
If you want to try and use FFDShow-tryouts' raw video/audio filters with the new CCCP, see here (WIP)
Updated components:
LAV Filters 0.55.3.0-4021e9d
MPC-HC 1.6.7.6978 (shows up as 6988)
xy-VSFilter 3.0.0."215" (211 with this patch, this patch, this patch and this patch)
General changelog:
Installer and settings applications
Added DiAVC to the "merit sanification" list in the installer. This makes sure that the CCCP's default decoder comes up as used in case this filter was installed before hand. Similar merit sanification was already done to DivX's H.264 decoder as well as CoreAVC.
Added MPC Video Decoder filter to the bad filters list of the installer. Many applications abuse old versions of this filter, and it does not really contain any features or capabilities that aren't already available in the preferred decoder in this pack.
MPC-HC
Switched back to a "normal" build of MPC-HC instead of a "lite" one as that actually ends up being both smaller as well as more useful in the end. Splitters built into the binary are still limited, but this should help people having certain kinds of trouble.
Currently built in splitter filters are as follows: AVI, DSM, DTSAC3, FLAC, MPEGAUDIO (raw MP3/AAC), SHOUTCAST, UDP and RFS.
VSync in the custom MPC-HC video renderers now defaults to off. This should enable better performance with and generally enhance the viewing experience with filters and files that would not give well usable frame duration values to upstream.
Dragging and dropping files onto the MPC-HC playlist should now bring up the playlist and work somewhat more intuitively.
The MPC-HC internal subtitle filter (ISR) will from now on block rendering surfaces bigger than 4000 pixels in width or height. This will stop most badly written ASS subtitle scripts from causing the subtitle renderer to crash because of lack of memory address space.
LAV
Updated LAV Filters to a development version that has a The Evil Plan-enabled ffmpeg. In other words, keeping buffers and having them work nicely in a multithreaded environment just became nicely simpler. This is a relatively big change, but it has gotten quite some testing by various people by now, so we decided to include it in this release. Speed-wise improvement in f.ex. yadif deinterlacing can be seen (~10%), and normal decoding probably is a percent or two faster, depending on the format.
Certain kinds of mpeg-ts files no longer cause LAV Splitter to try and load the whole file into memory in order to probe a stream.
xy-VSFilter
Backported MPC-HC commit 2a75078 that fixed invalid memory references during re-reading of a subtitle file when switching file reading modes.
Implemented a check similar to MPC-HC's commits 2c597d9 and a0d3a13 to block rendering surfaces bigger than 4000 pixels in width or height. This will stop most badly written ASS subtitle scripts from causing the subtitle renderer to crash because of lack of memory address space.

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