Then by using this type of video filter we can enhance quality by “filling” those cluttered sections with a digital “cloud” (sorry I don’t know how else to explain it). As you know there are some videos look cluttered while playing. In simple terms, post-processing is a video rendering effect that uses few methods to enhance the quality of the playing video. From that window you can set-up the “post-processing” amount. Then it should reveal new settings to your right side of that window. Now from your left click on the option “Postprocessing” and enable it. Now as you can see, to your left you can see the available video effects that you can use to enhance the quality a bit.Ģ. From K-Lite codec pack menu in the start menu go to: “Configuration” -> “ffdshow video decoder” and this should open a new window similar to the below one. Iit supports a massive number of codecs (such as: MP3, AAC, OGG Vorbis, FLAC, AVI, MKV, MPEG4, H264, H263, MPEG2 …) but I’m not gonna talk about that today instead I thought of sharing some of the tricks that I use to enhance the audio/video playback when using K-Lite.ġ. K-Lite also has a multimedia player of its own too, though it looks a lot like the old MS Media player classic (in fact it uses the same name too) but it’s a totally new player that’s written from the scratch. K-Lite is a partially open source codec pack as most of its codecs taken from the open source multimedia codec library known as “ ffmpeg“. If you’re looking for a singe installer that will make sure that you’ll be able to play almost all known codecs to mankind 🙂 (I’m serious though!) plus at the same time that doesn’t cost you anything at all, then K-Lite Codec pack is the one to call for.
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