PowerDVD 9.0.2115 fits fine


  1. rprabu1984
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    Windows 7 64bit RTM 7600
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    PowerDVD 9.0.2115 fits fine


    I recently installed PowerDVD 9.0.1 and had a problem that some of the video files are not displayed properly. instead of video, i got some crossed lines.

    Now i updated it to latest patch 9.0.2115, now under Windows 7, the sound and video quality are very rich. Don't miss to experience the vibes of multi-channel surround sound.

    PowerDVD is also added to Windows Media Center menu, which supports DVD playback, even with better video and audio quality than a dvd playbacked by Windows Media Center.
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  3. swarfega
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    Windows 7 Professional 64-bit
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    Glad to hear your problems where fixed by upgrading. You might want to check this codec pack out. Dont forget the x64 component pack as well.
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