How to watch 10-bit Encoded Files
- July 24th, 2012
- Posted in Announcements
- By john2born
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Hey guys,
Some of the source files were encoded using 10-bit x264 (We used 8-bit before). So if you think that the video is displayed incorrectly (blurry, wrong colors, patchy, etc.)
We recommend the newest CCCP Codec Pack, you can download it from here:
http://www.cccp-project.net
After you install the latest version, there shouldn’t be any problem and you can watch 10-bit encodes correctly!
If you like K-Lite Codec Pack better, it also supports 10-bit from version 7.5.6+ :
http://www.codecguide.com
After you’ve installed one of these codecs and you still have problems, you should check your settings in Media Player Classic. The easiest way that when you playback a video, right click on it -> Filters -> if you see the internal “MPC Video Decoder” here, you need to disable it; (View -> Options -> Internal Filters -> uncheck “H264/AVC“).
Or you can try out PotPlayer, which is also a nice video player:
http://www.videohelp.com/tools/PotPlayer
Regards
John
after i installed the latest MPC player, i cant play 8bit video like the old ver of file from Hentailegend. . .there`s a glicth in every second
any solution, TY
Did ya install the latest MPC or the Latest Codes like CCCP or K-Lite
I have download all the players still getting a colory patches or wrong colors T_T
Did ya update ur Video codec? I mean did ya install the latest ver of CCCP or K-Lite?
i tried all of them installing one seeing it didn’t work uninstalling it then trying the other one
great info, thanks
I’m watching mini anime on my tv, using wdtv h/w media player. No support for hi10 codec.
So the only option for me is to convert hi10 back to 8-bit using handbrake or xvid4psp.
You could also use the latest version of VLC media player. It has been support 10-bit ecnodes since version 2.0, and you don’t have to install any other codecs. Download it via their main page – http://www.videolan.org/