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Listen to Cd's on their pc
Play DVD movies on their pc
Play DVD movies on their pc
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I have a super PC DVD player :D
Although I was very annoyed that the BTTF Triology didn't work on it.
So I thought it was broken.
Then I tried it on the actual DVD player and it worked, so I thought it just didn't work on my PC :(
Then I tried a different DVD software on my PC and it worked.
Then it stuffed up again.
So I carried on watching it on the real DVD player, and it stuffed up on that too.
So, in conclusion, I reckon it's faulty and I'm sending it back for a replacment :D
Although I was very annoyed that the BTTF Triology didn't work on it.
So I thought it was broken.
Then I tried it on the actual DVD player and it worked, so I thought it just didn't work on my PC :(
Then I tried a different DVD software on my PC and it worked.
Then it stuffed up again.
So I carried on watching it on the real DVD player, and it stuffed up on that too.
So, in conclusion, I reckon it's faulty and I'm sending it back for a replacment :D
WS wrote:
> My PC is in front of my bed, and the quality is the same as our actual
> DVD player :)
Presumably you have a hardware card for your PC, or a poor DVD player? :-)
> My PC is in front of my bed, and the quality is the same as our actual
> DVD player :)
Presumably you have a hardware card for your PC, or a poor DVD player? :-)
WòókieeMøn§†€® wrote:
, so I don't see any point sitting bolt upright in a chair squinting
> at a badly-decoded movie on a PC screen. :-)
My PC is in front of my bed, and the quality is the same as our actual DVD player :)
Which is nice, because I've run out of plug sockets...
, so I don't see any point sitting bolt upright in a chair squinting
> at a badly-decoded movie on a PC screen. :-)
My PC is in front of my bed, and the quality is the same as our actual DVD player :)
Which is nice, because I've run out of plug sockets...
Update2.01 wrote:
> Listen to Cd's on their pc
Not really. I've ripped most of my CDs to HD for transfer to my MiniDisc player, but I rarely listen to them on the PC. My hi-fi is just to my right, with 580-watt speakers, so I prefer to use that! :-)
> Play DVD movies on their pc
Never have, never will. I only ever put a DVD in the PC if it has online content that particularly interests me. Again, behind me I have a 28-inch widescreen TV and quality DVD player, and a bed to lie on, so I don't see any point sitting bolt upright in a chair squinting at a badly-decoded movie on a PC screen. :-)
> Listen to Cd's on their pc
Not really. I've ripped most of my CDs to HD for transfer to my MiniDisc player, but I rarely listen to them on the PC. My hi-fi is just to my right, with 580-watt speakers, so I prefer to use that! :-)
> Play DVD movies on their pc
Never have, never will. I only ever put a DVD in the PC if it has online content that particularly interests me. Again, behind me I have a 28-inch widescreen TV and quality DVD player, and a bed to lie on, so I don't see any point sitting bolt upright in a chair squinting at a badly-decoded movie on a PC screen. :-)
i have a CD playing now. i get bored if i dont have one on while on the net
BEARDS.. thnx to u staffies for banning that fool last night.
CD's get played on the stereo, which the PC uses as speakers.
Unless I've been bothered to rip the tracks to MP3.
Unless I've been bothered to rip the tracks to MP3.
Never watch DVDs because the chair gets uncomfortable after a while - listen to CDs when I'm on the net though...
DVDs are great on PCs, because the picture is even clearer than it is on even the best TVs.
I don't watch them, though. :-D
I don't watch them, though. :-D
I do.
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