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The K-Lite Codec Pack Basic, as its name suggests, provides you with decoding solutions for the most common media formats.

They always include the latest codec versions they don’t contain any conflicting codecs you are allowed to install only the components you need and not all the pack. Install it on your computer and also carry it around on your USB flash drive, as it is lightweight and reliable.Ĭompared to other similar products, K-Lite Codec Pack are far superior due to a series of features and advantages. Whenever and wherever you need a complete codec, you can use K-Lite Codec Pack. In the end you will be able to play media files without any inconveniences. If you are a basic user, avoid the advanced mode and trust the program’s default options. You will be amazed by the complexity and the configuration options of these applications starting with installation process, when you have the possibility to choose the settings for each and every codec. Like what we do and want to support Newsshooter? Consider becoming a Patreon supporter and help us to continue being the best source of news and reviews for professional tools for the independent filmmaker.It offers support for 32-bit and 64-bit codecs and it works irreproachably. You can find it included in the Blackmagic RAW download under ‘Professional Cameras.’ The plugin will be available today for download. That’s all changed now and will open up shooting BRAW to a much wider range of users. This plugin much needed: BRAW is very easy to edit with but not being able to use it in the more popular Premiere Pro and Avid NLE’s made it tough to commit to shooting it. Blackmagic say they are currenlty working with Adobe to get the plugin GPU-enabled. The main difference is that within Premiere and Avid the plugin only uses the CPU and doesn’t currently leverage GPU compute power. The plugin looks and works just like it does in DaVinci Resolve.

Today Blackmagic Design released an official plugin for Premiere Pro and Avid. BRAW Studio, a $25 third party solution, was available for Premiere Pro – however it wasn’t optimized to use the GPU making it a bit clunky for larger projects. While editing BRAW in DaVinci Resolve is very easy it wasn’t fully supported for other NLEs.