When rushing to the website (), I found it down to my surprise. And yes, this included the trusty video player from the old Combined Community Codec Pack (CCCP, not to be confused with the state with the same name). All right reserved.My laptop died an honorable death a few weeks back, and I had to reformat and reinstall most of my apps. 404 and similar errors are reported as down.

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