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So its their fault for supplying the OEM version?
So its their fault for supplying the OEM version?
I'm Afraid i never liked Power DVD but its free at least.
intelVideo's WinDVD seems a better choice though the Plus version is the only one with DTS features although you can configure it to have multi channel surround sound without it.
http://www.intervideo.com/ jsp/Support.jsp?product=WinDVD&category=Audio_Card
intelVideo's WinDVD seems a better choice though the Plus version is the only one with DTS features although you can configure it to have multi channel surround sound without it.
http://www.intervideo.com/ jsp/Support.jsp?product=WinDVD&category=Audio_Card
§niper wrote:
> So its their fault for supplying the OEM version?
For supplying a crap version. The pc I bought 4 years ago from PC world had better software....
> So its their fault for supplying the OEM version?
For supplying a crap version. The pc I bought 4 years ago from PC world had better software....
Ah, Kazaa to the rescue....
Good old Kazaa.
Hmm, well look at that, Power DVD 4 OEM Basic has magically upgraded to Power DVD 4 Delux with full support for 5.1 and video hardware playback, those clever kazaa fairies... :P
kazaa,kazaa,kazaa
Indeed. And people who use Kazaa risk bugs and being chased by the copyright authorities from what I have heard.
By the way, has anyone ever encountered a bug on Kazaa? I'm stalling on getting it, currently downloading my music from mp3search.com and various foreign sites.
By the way, has anyone ever encountered a bug on Kazaa? I'm stalling on getting it, currently downloading my music from mp3search.com and various foreign sites.