LG Cyberlink PowerDVD

Adrian,

Thanks for the info. I know that 7 will run both. I have 7, 8, and 9 loaded on the PC's here at home.

I'd say to run the newest and you should have no problems.

Though I dislike it very much, I can half understand why a trial version downloaded from Cyberlink would be limited, but that is no excuse for a package bundled with a drive to have the same limitations. An OEM should have audio, even if it is only 2.1, like it was previously in PowerDVD 5 OEM, For them to distribute software that is totally useless is fraudulent, because it effects the buying decisions of consumers that aren't aware of their ruse.

The lower the version - the better???

Adrian said:

seekermeister said:

Though I dislike it very much, I can half understand why a trial version downloaded from Cyberlink would be limited, but that is no excuse for a package bundled with a drive to have the same limitations. An OEM should have audio, even if it is only 2.1, like it was previously in PowerDVD 5 OEM, For them to distribute software that is totally useless is fraudulent, because it effects the buying decisions of consumers that aren't aware of their ruse.

There is nothing wrong with the software, its your optical drive.
I've run all versions of Power Dvd, the lower the version the better the functionality especially for blue! Try Media Player classic and see what happens.

There is nothing wrong with my optical drives. I have no problems playing movie DVDs and viewing them in other players. Why you would state that there is nothing wrong with bundled software that has no audio, I don't understand.

Can you try a trial of PowerDVD 9? It can run for 30 days.