you wrote:
> Free Server has only few basic codecs, more codecs that allows you to play more formats like VP6 are on Premium serwers.
Thank you for your prompt reply. Sorry, I was under the wrong impression, based on this comment you posted in the "sticky" at the top of this forum:
"Our FREE server offers all the codecs you will require to play all of your content, but they may not be the latest, fastest, or best quality that is available. You should not notice the difference on a daily basis..."
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I understand why you have Premium Servers, but it would save new users a lot of time and effort if you clearly communicate the limitations of the free version of the player and codecs. New users need some time to evaluate before making a decision to provide financial support.
But I still don't understand why the MKV player doesn't use the VP6 codec which is already installed on my computer. According to the download page for the MKV Player,
"MKV Player uses its built-in codecs when there is no better in the system"
http://www.opensubtitles.info/en/opensu ... yer.hunekoThis implies that if a codec is installed in the system, the player will use that one. Why is this not happening?
As for the download error, I do not run a software firewall or real-time anti-virus checking (I do perform deep scans with Avira and MalwareBytes on a regular schedule). I flushed the cache (CCleaner) today and still, the download stops at 94% and runs another system scan. I doubt seriously this is an issue with my internet connection as Avira and Malwarebytes had no problem auto-downloding lastest definitions this morning.
you wrote:
> I assume that you are using newest ALLPlayer version...
I'm using version 4.7. According to the download page, 4.7 is the lastest. If there is a newer version, please provide a link. Perhaps this will resolve the download problem. Is there a difference between MKV Player and AllPlayer?
Thank you for your help.
David