2008-04-12, 10:41 AM
PowerDVD 7 for audio and video
MSI FA-4 speedster, Pentium M 2.0, 2 gig memory ,nvidia 210, Samsung Ecogreen 1.5 Terabyte Hard Drive
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Vista Home Basic suitable for GBPVR?
Vista Home Basic suitable for GBPVR?
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2008-04-12, 10:47 AM
ok just curious
im going against all my rules at the moment and using nvidia for audio and power dvd for video i found that the power dvd audio one wouldnt let me fastforward without locking up i have been anti vista but my laptop system board has crapped out so im using the mrs laptop with vista on it and im coming around
2008-04-12, 10:56 AM
To be honest I am the same all the bells and whistles and the aero interface don't wash with me. I turn it all off and run the interface set to 'classic windows'. Frankly if I could get XP running with full hardware EVR playback I would go back in a shot. Which is probably why microsoft haven't incorporated it into XP. They need to make more billions.
MSI FA-4 speedster, Pentium M 2.0, 2 gig memory ,nvidia 210, Samsung Ecogreen 1.5 Terabyte Hard Drive
2008-04-15, 12:14 PM
Bathman Wrote:To be honest I am the same all the bells and whistles and the aero interface don't wash with me. I turn it all off and run the interface set to 'classic windows'. Frankly if I could get XP running with full hardware EVR playback I would go back in a shot. Which is probably why microsoft haven't incorporated it into XP. They need to make more billions. I was curious what EVR was all about and stumbled on this relating to XP and EVR: http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/archive/i...53274.html Thought it might interest you 
Adrian.
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