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Do you know of any really good DVD playing software?
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Originally posted by: Cable-X1
I use PowerDVD. Always worked fine for me.
I use PowerDVD. Always worked fine for me.
Seconded, although I can't seem to get the full-screen button working on my version. Nonetheless, I've never had any hang-ups with it.
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Scruffy's gonna die the way he lived.
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I love everybody. Lets all smoke some reefer and chill. Hug and kisses for everybody.
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Originally posted by: vbangle
This thread is gay and stupid.
This thread is gay and stupid.
Seconded, and also in the wrong area of the forum. Should be in the "Off-Topic" Section. But then again, it shouldn't be here at all.
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Just give me your full home address and email (optional) and you'll recieve $5 in 6-8 weeks!
(I'm not responsible for lost or stolen envelopes)
My Christmas gift to you!
Huh?
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I have Windows XP media Center 2005 edition and it is just windows XP home with a few stupid media software programs that rely on 3rd party software to work. Windows came with DVD playing software but it doesn't have an MPEG decoder so it needs a 3rd party player that does have an MPEG decoder to work, which is really stupid, the richest most powerful software company in the world relies on 3rd party software for thir amuturis software programs to work.Pathetic. Is this one of the reasons why people hate Windows? I know a lot of people don't like microsoft monopolizing the software market for operating systems but that seems to be changing. Windows seems to being left behing as graphics card, sound card, and everything else comes with their own software and drivers to work over Windows. These days the only thing windows is really good for is using it for the desktop to navigate 3rd party software.
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I've used PowerDVD, CyberDVD, Interactual and I always end up coming back to WinDVD. The CyberDVD program (I think that was the name) was a good player, but the sound skipped. Interactual gives you too little control. WinDVD plays well, gives you a lot of control and the feature I used most is the screen capture.
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