Have you run a video file, but appears the message that the video can't be running because your player not supported it? If you use Windows Media Player, then possibility, there are a lot of video formats that can not be run. Even you use the latest Windows Media Player.

To overcome this, we could install a variety of audio video player software that available. But actually with Windows Media Player only we could run almost any audio format video, its easy, simply installing a Codec Pack.

If we can not run a certain video file format, then there is no wrong we install the codecs package that can be get for free on internet. one of the most popular codec package is K-Lite [Mega] Codec Pack. it also included Media Player Classic, which can be used to perform various Audio Video Formats which is currently a lot of supply (Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista/7). Size for the Mega version is 18.7MB and the smaller around 14.6 MB.













There are still many other codec packs that can be an alternative, for example: Satsuki Decoder Pack (11.4 MB, Windows 2000/2003/XP/Vista/7), Matroska Pack (3.8 MB), Codec Pack All in 1 (9.25MB , Win9x, Win2k and WinXP) and probably many other.