PowerDVD or Media Center


  1. tcat7
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    Windows 7 64 bit
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    PowerDVD or Media Center


    I have both on my computer. In "Autoplay" I can choose play DVD on PowerDVD or on Media Center. Which is the better (higher quality video) choice? PowerDVD seems to be a choice within Media Center, so I'm guessing it doesn't matter which.
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  3. RST101
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    Windows 7 Ultimate x64.
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    The codec and bitrate determine quality really so it doesn't matter which you go with. It all boils down to preference.

    I prefer cowan jet audio or the kmplayer for movies(although I do like the look of media centre with media browser) and wmp for music.
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