I recently got the latest drivers from my video card (Radeon X1950) and the result has been that trying to play DVDs on PowerDVD and Windows Media Player is a total disaster. I tried to put one of my Stargate DVDs on, and I could only hear audio.
Meanwhile, my Nero player still works, but is pixellated and spotty compared to before - on full screen on my 19 inch LCD (1280x1024) the aspect ratio just looks wrong. (also, when I flip the mouse wheel, which in Nero plays with the volume, the image becomes intercut with images from earlier in the piece for split seconds).
Any ideas what's wrong? I need this shit to work perfectly, I watch DVDs on my PC exclusively and like taking screencaps.
My DVD player software is fucked. Help.
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My DVD player software is fucked. Help.
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Not much of a fix though, is it? 
I even updated my version of Power DVD to Ultra - it didn't do anything. I get no image whatsoever on PDVD or WMP, and Nero looks like arse and runs strangely.
No one has any ideas?
I even updated my version of Power DVD to Ultra - it didn't do anything. I get no image whatsoever on PDVD or WMP, and Nero looks like arse and runs strangely.
No one has any ideas?
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Try Media Player Classic before you go for VLC, IMHO. It runs a little smoother, and it plays DVDs excellently for me, even though WMP and WinDVD play really poorly (stuttering non-stop).
You might want to go with the CCCP (Combined Community Codec Pack), that has a load of codecs and comes with MPC.
You might want to go with the CCCP (Combined Community Codec Pack), that has a load of codecs and comes with MPC.
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