Mar
31
WinDVD9 Is Now Available From Corel
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Watch standard DVD movies at near-HD quality with captivating surround sound!
Corel WinDVD 9 is the world’s leading DVD and video playback software delivering superior audio and video quality in a stylish and easy-to-use application. With broad format support, state-of-the-art quality enhancement technologies and unique features for watching movies on the go, WinDVD 9 sets the standard for the best entertainment experience on your laptop and desktop PC.
Read more about the new features of: Corel WinDVD 9
…especially the ability to Upscale and Time Stretch your DVDs !!!
Enjoy.
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Marc Liron
Microsoft MVP
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Mar
29
DVD player for Windows Media
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Windows Media Player becomes a full-featured DVD player when combined with a DVD decoder (MPEG-2 decoder) with features such as full-screen video playback controls, DVD chapter listings, and integrated cover art.
Grab YOUR DVD player for Windows Media today.
Purchase from this page and you will get a FREE $39.99 gift!
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Marc Liron
Microsoft MVP
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Mar
29
How to copy Blu-Ray Movies
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A software company claims it has cracked the anti-piracy technology on Blu-ray discs!
Slysoft says the new version of its AnyDVD programme allows users to make “backup security copies” of high definition movies.
The claim is a blow to Sony which developed the Blu-ray format.
The discs are protected by an anti-piracy system called BD+.
When it launched in 2007, developers boasted it would not be cracked for 10 years.
Sony declined to comment!
SlySoft says it hacked the BD+ technology in November.
It decided to wait for the result of the “format war” between Blu-ray and HD DVD before releasing a full product.
BD+ is designed to react to attempts on its technology.
Its developers say they can re-lock copied discs, making them unusable in the future.
SlySoft reckons it is prepared for this.
Peer van Heuen from the company said:
“The worst-case scenario is our boss locks us up with only bread and water in the company dungeon for three months until we are successful again.”
So for all Sony’s words and technology it just goes to show that anyone can ask the question “How to copy blu-ray movies and get a real solution that works.
(…so the cat and mouse game will carry on and the consumer will benefit.)
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Marc Liron
IT Consultant
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