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No, we don't bundle it. Maybe a codec pack?

It's associated with a "VSFilter.dll". Maybe you can find that DLL?

If you find the DLL, don't just delete it. Unregistering it is the best way:

1. Open command prompt window with administrative privileges.
   1. Click start.
   2. Type cmd.
   3. Hold CTRL and SHIFT then press ENTER/RETURN.
2. Type cd "<full path to VSFilter.dll">" (for example: cd "c:\Program Files\Codec Pack") then press enter.
3. Type regsvr32 /u VSFilter.dll then press enter.

After that you could delete the DLL if you want... but if I were you I would just leave it.