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What DVD Software do you use ?

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Powerdvd ?
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I like WinDVD and have used it for may years. The new version 7 is very nice.
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nVidia purevideo
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WinDVD for years and years, but I assume to take advantage of the 7800 GTX Go's features, I will need to use PureVideo?
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Originally Posted by Zephyr
nVidia purevideo
Is that NVDVD 2.0?
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Originally Posted by s2000
Is that NVDVD 2.0?
What are the advantages for using Purevideo?
post #7 of 37
Intervideo Windvd 7 platinum. Its very good, plays just about any type of video. I also have Quicktime 7 pro and divx create 6 if your interested.
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Nero
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nvidia
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WinDVD's not bad. Much better then PowerDVD, IMO. Used to use CineMaster way back in the day
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PowerDVD...
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I've been using PowerDVD for years, but latest WinDVD wins hands down. Now I have both installed.
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Zoomplayer with powerDVD and ffdshow. The video scaling and sharpening of FFDShow makes watching movies so much nicer on a screen with such a high resolution.

-Nate
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Used WinDVD for many years. I just upgrade to WinDVD 7 Platinum....it's the best!

How's PureVideo...any good?
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i have this thing called nStant Media that came with the purevideo decoder.. is this the fabled PureVideo? I know i have the decoder installed but can never tell if its working when i watch DVDs... how can i know? update the software?
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Media Player Classic. It's the only media player that allows incremental zooming and screen shifting AFAIK.
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PureVideo decoder (it's not a player) and nvidia NstantMedia player.

Do yourself a favor and search the forum for "purevideo". There are already several in-depth threads about it.

-Doc
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Originally Posted by odious_m
Media Player Classic. It's the only media player that allows incremental zooming and screen shifting AFAIK.
That is a GREAT little app. I use it for all my non-DVD viewing. It's a single .exe file... no installing!

-Doc
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VLC baby. I use it for all videos. Big plus, very low cpu usage.
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Originally Posted by Doc.Caliban
That is a GREAT little app. I use it for all my non-DVD viewing. It's a single .exe file... no installing!
Prithee why not for DVD viewing as well, Doctor? Or perhaps I should search for "pure video" to get my answer....
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