Posted by Ken Maltby on 10/05/07 05:58

"Alpha" <none@none.net> wrote in message
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> "Ken Maltby" <kmaltby@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
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>> That is actually a very good set, that should both work
>> well together and allow for finding and using the best
>> combinations for the user's situation and equipment.
>> There is a reason for the merit system and for having it
>> so that the user can set preferences/priorities.
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>> Luck;
>> Ken
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> When I run this, it immediately asks to uninstall other codecs. Are these
> of high quality?
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It's not so much a matter of quality for most of these,
as they are just the up to date versions of several codec.
For some of the components, you might have commercial
implementations you may want to keep.

You should have made a restore point before installing
any major package like this.

As to uninstalling existing codec you will have to make
that decision for each one, if you have paid for an advanced
version of a commercial product that provides a version you
want to keep then don't delete the existing one. In most
cases though, you want to replace any existing one with the
latest version.

Luck;
Ken

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