Can add a tool that can choose WMP64 associates all formats？

Like shark007‘s win7 codecs？As a win8 64bit user,at first I always need to install shark007‘s win7 codecs and x64Components,choose WMP64 as default,with the 64bit Settings Application a button "associate all formats",then uninstall shark007‘s codecs,and finally install k lite.And only this I can watch videos with WMP64 with K lite(It seems that k lite is better than shark007's codec).
That is very complicated.So I want a tool like shark007‘s Settings Application that can associate all formats.The problem of k-lite is that even though I choose WMP64 associate some formats,but useless,WMP32 still!

The pack will have file association options for WMP64 in the near future. Current pack can already make them, but only when WMP64 is already set as default.

Personally I would recommend just using WMP32. That has better compatibility. WMP64 does not have any real advantages, the performance difference is very small (~5%).

Admin wrote:The pack will have file association options for WMP64 in the near future. Current pack can already make them, but only when WMP64 is already set as default.

Personally I would recommend just using WMP32. That has better compatibility. WMP64 does not have any real advantages, the performance difference is very small (~5%).

but when I open a video file,WMP32 always needs 2-3 seconds to open,but WMP64 needs 0 seconds...

Here both start instantly.

You might be able to figure out why WMP32 is loading so slowly by monitoring its activity with this tool:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb896645.aspx

Possible solutions for the slow loading:

1) Start > Control Panel > Sound > Playback Tab > Double-click "Speakers/Headphones" > Enhancements Tab > Check "Disable System Effects"

2) Reset WMP library:
http://www.tech-recipes.com/rx/1045/

3) Update sound driver

Admin wrote:Possible solutions for the slow loading:

1) Start > Control Panel > Sound > Playback Tab > Double-click "Speakers/Headphones" > Enhancements Tab > Check "Disable System Effects"

2) Reset WMP library:
http://www.tech-recipes.com/rx/1045/

3) Update sound driver

I don't know if it is useful, but still thank you very much!!