Vista MediaCenter Decoder Utility

Mar 23 2008

Vista MediaCenter Decoder Utility

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With the arrival of Vista, it is now possible to play DVDs without using a third player such as PowerDVD. However, if you want to use a video codec different from that proposed in native Microsoft, Vista MediaCenter Decoder Utility is for you!

This utility requires no installation. Just launch the executable and then select the video and audio codec you want. To validate it, click Set Defaults can confirm in the affirmative the following messages.

This utility can be especially useful if you have Nero ShowTime or nVidia PureVideo Decoder.

Official Blog: Garry Whittaker

Direct download: Vista MediaCenter Decoder Utility

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2 comments for "Vista MediaCenter Decoder Utility"

seb_95 said:
Jun 30 2008 5:53
Does working for 64-bit versions and have media center 64?
Maigret said:
July 4 2008 at 12:20
As himself the author of this program on his blog, there is no 64-bit version.