bibby>Chode Posted February 3, 2007 Report Posted February 3, 2007 This is for the guys that built there own rigs (coughstevecough ), or at least have an "aftermarket", if you will, DVD player on there computers. I finnally coughed up the $ for a sata dvd-r/cd-r drive, and i need to know what you guys use to play these movies. Something good. Not a hog. Help me out! Quote
bibby>Chode Posted February 3, 2007 Author Report Posted February 3, 2007 Nero FTW I've had 2 different copies of Nero, and my friend has had the same 2 copies, and out cd's have skips in them. I've lost trust in Nero Quote
AI James Posted February 3, 2007 Report Posted February 3, 2007 nero is fine if its skipping its your media or your source Quote
westvan_dude Posted February 3, 2007 Report Posted February 3, 2007 I play dvd movies with windvd. Super sharp picture. Don't have a "carputer" just yet. Workin on it. At home I have a separate computer running BeyondTV from www.snapstream.com to record all my fav tv shows. When I watch the shows it has commercial skip feature. Luv that. Anyway... windvd has a very sharp picture on my tv....61" JVC LCD rear projection. Using DVI output on the computer to HDMI input on the tv. Forget blueray and all that other marketing gimmick crap, just get a dvd player with dvi or hdmi output. It'll blow you away. If you are using S-video, composite or even component it's not even touching DVI's digital image quality. I use my 61" as a monitor and can read small text. Try that with s-video or whatever. Blueray is for idiots who want to see Sony stock rise and get a walletectomy. If you don't have an HD tv you're REALLY wasting your money. Powerdvd also works good for video playback. MS media player is a POS, avoid that resource hog that calls mommy every 2 secs to report. Quote
bibby>Chode Posted February 3, 2007 Author Report Posted February 3, 2007 nero is fine if its skipping its your media or your source That is what I thought too, but i tried two versions of it, and my friend tried the same 2 versions on his laptop, and it did the samething. PowerDVD seems to be the one of choice here. I'll look into that. Quote
Amalan Posted February 3, 2007 Report Posted February 3, 2007 play the dvds? windows media player will play them... power dvd and nero are good burning softwares i like ht fireman dvd burner tho. its free and pretty simple to use http://www.ht-fireman.com/menu2.asp Quote
bibby>Chode Posted February 6, 2007 Author Report Posted February 6, 2007 Ok, I need a dvd player/viewer that will work on Vista. Quote
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