is something included with kcp to view dvd's? that cyberlink is i believe. what do u need to do in order to have a fully functional dvd viewing? just install it and ur good?
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is something included with kcp to view dvd's? that cyberlink is i believe. what do u need to do in order to have a fully functional dvd viewing? just install it and ur good?
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zoom player seems to use the least resources, but I have to open the vobs becase it crashes when I try to open a disk
odd...
Hm.. downloading VLC now.. Windows Media Player is crap.... every time I try to play a dvd, it crashes
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I use powerDVD, but i got also problems with v6 (something with timetable)
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Cyberlink works well but I've found that if you use the controls to much it crashes and you have to end program and restart it. Kinda a pain but seems well worth it quality wise.
Media player classic seems the most stable.
If you use linux might I suggest mplayer, great controls and no crashes. If your uncomfortable with terminal there is a gui for it.
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Using WinDVD 7 and it has all that I need and more. PowerDVD is also fine.
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i use power dvd, i like it because im used to using it for about 5 years
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windows media player 10
no im not a n00b lol
Last edited by oxygenuk; 09-06-2005 at 01:12 PM.
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PowerDVD has a nice "picture filter" that makes the colors look a lot better.
Windows Media Player 10 displays neat information about the DVD movie. For example, the scene selection has the names of each scene...that's pretty nice.
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