command line - Silent installation of codecs -


background: i've been using k-lite codec pack installing video , audio codecs required playing media files in windows via silent/unattended installation works fine.

i interested in figuring out how silent installs of k-lite behave when previous installs of k-lite exist. case silent/unattended installs of new versions can reliably run on top of old ones? possible silent un-install well?

alternatively kind of command line tool exist (g-spot?) can detect presence of codecs have been installed, or if there way of doing programmatically in c++?

i keen hear experience of this.

ok. have figured out.

  1. after having first created silent install via

k-lite-codec_pack-xyz.exe -makeunattended

... , running batch file gets created ... that's there it!

newer versions of k-lite can comfortably installed on top of old ones, though care should taken in upgrading old k-lite version. more information point, see relevant section of faq.

it's possible run silent un-install first. removing k-lite via control panel, can run uninstall executable, described here.

comprehensive blog posting sample visual studio project can found here:

http://www.technical-recipes.com/2014/creating-silent-installs-of-audio-and-video-codecs-using-k-lite/


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