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Will you contribute MPC-HomeCinema.1.3.1249.0.(x64).exe ?

Read the forum, there are already other posts about this.

I cant find any answer about MPC-HomeCinema(x64)

There is no reason to use the x64 version. The x86 version works better, even on Windows x64.

Then I play the file Video: MPEG4 Video (H264) 1440x1080 (16:9) 29.97fps [Video] with K-Lite Codec Pack Full Version 5.2.0 and MPC I get 100% cpu with XP 32bit, or Windows 7 64bit. But with K-Lite Codec Pack 64-bit version 2.7.0 and Windows Media Player the same file uses 50% cpu. No help from gpu.

I want MPC-HomeCinema 64bit version.

Agree!
Include MPC-HC x64 in K-Lite x64 (at least as optional component), please.

I think your testing is flawed. I think you are using a different decoder.

Anyway everything are moving step by step to x64 world.
I think it's good idea to have both version of MPC-HC so user can decide which version is better to use.

Maybe in the future, but not now. Things aren't as simple as you might think. Multimedia playback with x64 players still has some issues.

A lot more filers available in 32bit than in 64bit.
But all basic splitters and decoder are already in 64bit.
I personally didn't experience any serious issues with MPC-HC 64 (comparing to MPC-HC 32).
May be it's time to go?
Anyway MPC-HC 64 will be only additional player to basic MPC-HC 32.

The problem is not just the lack of filters. It is also the quality of the filters. For example, certain functionality in ffdshow x64 is completely broken or gives terrible performance compared to x86 version.

There are also no x64 versions of the RealMedia and QuickTime frameworks. There is no fully working x64 DirectShow alternative for playing RealMedia files yet.

MPC x64 also has some issues, judging from its bug tracker.

Haali x64 has some issues, but those should hopefully be solved in its soon to be expected new version.

And the list goes on. You might have no issues playing mainstream files, but I must consider the whole user experience.

OK.
Will wait for a better times.

With a bit of luck it will be a nice Christmas present.