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1080i?
After a few days with no problems, I installed them on my working installation. Now, I am unable to use either PowerDVD or ATI DVD Player (both work fine on the test install). PowerDVD returns an error message that the resolution is not supported (same resolution on both installs, 800x600, not too challenging).

Radeon 7000 problems...jerky display, no DVD playback, etc...
The i740 provide ALL the services required for DVD playback in a decent quality with some CPU offload VS pure software decoding. BTW, a DVD decoder only depand on the DVD drive.... the software could output the DVD movie to a printer, that to say nobody will ask HP to add what ever macrovision crap to their printer

New Drivers = no more dvd playback
There's no real good way to prevent it, and making audio patchcords illegal would get the US laughed off the face of the planet. (Of course we might, anyway; our current Prez doesn't seem to have even half a clue -- but that's best debated in another 'froup.) I guess the answer regarding the technical possibilities

An (unofficial)brief FAQ for first time visitors and others
Cant give any impressions on the dvd as I didnt get the dvd playback kit beck sorry to hijack the thread, but, if its DVD quality anyone wants to know about, i have both as well as a standalone player. my thoughts are, Xbox with RGB as good as my (albeit not top of the range) DVD player - tho i am using the

HELP!! Unable to enable DMA; Jerky DVD Playback.
Martin Wilson martin.wils...@ukonline.co.uk uk media home-cinema On Sun, 11 May 2003 18:00:36 +0000 (UTC), "Sam Malone" <notth...@somewhere.com> wrote: I'm looking into buying a Pro dvd player but I'm wondering if I need these inputs on my tv in order to playback in progressive scan mode? You do if the dvd player

No sound on DVD playback
Had I been using some other DVD software, I'd use the WaveOUT instead of Directsound for the audio output and that seems to put it back to "normal" on my sound card, but for some others, the soundcard plays volume fine with regards to volume level. One thing with the beta driver.... I personally found that on my

DVD playback no good!!
Somehow I now get video but no sound when I play a DVD - even though the same DVD worked fine a few days ago. I can playbak video and audio with all my other software (PowerDVD, Nero DVD player, etc) but Media Player refuses to playback the audio and I prefer to use Media Player. I have rolled back to Media Player

No component inputs = no progressive scan dvd playback?
I just read this article at NintendoNation about Dolphin's media, which explains a lot about how Nintendo's going to maintain security, combat piracy of Dolphin games, and a physical reason why Dolphin doesn't have DVD Playback. http://www.nintendonation.com/news/july2000/0333.shtml Interesting, but wasn't part of

Dell 5000e vs Compaq 1800xl benchmarks/full review
When I play DVD-Videos, there isn't any sound. My first guess was ASPI drivers, so I installed some Adaptec. It enabled at least my MP3 grabbing software to read audio digitally, which was also impossible before. But there is still no sound when playing DVD. Strangely, audio CDs are played correctly,

Hardware enabled DVD playback and no subtitles
Its some months since I last successfully played a DVD, and in that time, I have reformatted and also installed various different drivers for my graphics card, though I have no idea if this is significant. I'd be grateful for any help. If you have WinDVD, PowerDVD or any other DVD playback software that came with

DVD no playback, can I use ..
I had the same peripherals (including ram) on an ASUS P5A with AMD K6-III 400Mhz, and the DVD playback was absolutely flawless and there was no hourglass problem before. Because the Fury wasn't too compatible with the P5A, I finally gave up and switched to Abit BX6R2 with Celeron 300A oveclocked.

DVD Playback Problem (no sound)
I don't remember where it was... but there will be DVD playback on some modified Dolphins in the future. Obviously not. Nintendo isn't marketing any Dolphins capable of DVD playback, and so far every statement out of the company has dealt with the fact that Nintendo is a game company and the Dolphin is a game

MS tracking your Media Player habits
Any encryption method needs to be sufficiently inexpensive that it does not make playback equipment inordinately expensive. This means that there is a significant limit on the complexity of the encryption which might be used. My suspicion is much as your suggestion above, that it is *impossible* to create an

Explanation for no DVD Playback on Dolphin
DVD playback worked fine using several programs (ATI player, WinDVD, PCFriendly) under Win98 and WinME. I just installed WinXP, which required me to install a new driver. The driver install process also required me to install DirectX 8.0a (I could not install the Video Capture update for DirectX 8.0, because it is

Computer-based DVD playback
BTW, this fact causes problems for DVD playback on computer screen where the pixels are a different shape. No, actually, it doesn't. My DVD player software does a nice job of scaling the picture correctly, as does any well-written player software. Right! That's why it's reasonable to think about "raw DVD" as

No Wii DVD playback
When I installed Fedora, links called /dev/dvd and /dev/cdrom1 which point to /dev/hdd were automatically created. I can mount the drive (when there's a disk in there) and browse the contents with any file manager program or from the command line. Problem is, when I start a DVD playback program (Kaffeine at the

Can't enable DMA: Jerky DVD playback.
Have you verified the DVD/ROM drive has DMA enabled? What monitor resolution do you have? Use no more than 1024x768 and maybe consider 800x600. What type of system are you running on? (CPU speed, memory are the basic parameters of interest) If there's a question, check your color depth, and if it's at 32,

DVDs no longer play
Gary Lightfoot g.lightf...@btnosmeginternet.com uk media home-cinema Sam Malone wrote: I'm looking into buying a Pro dvd player but I'm wondering if I need these inputs on my tv in order to playback in progressive scan mode? The tv needs to be able to accept pro scan to be able to display it. Not many do right now.

DMR-HS2 No DVD playback output - New Unit
It WILL play DVD. Julian Moyse <mo...@erols.com> wrote in message news:37DEF5B1.339D@erols.com... I was just reading my new issue of PSM (I used to like PSX) and I saw that the PSX 2 will not have a modem on it and it will not be able to playback dvds. So if there were any PSX 2 fans that thought they could buy the

No DVD movie playback out of the box?
Dosun1 dos...@aol.com comp sys ibm pc hardware video That's suprising, the Rage 128's dvd playback ability was suppose to be one of its selling points. Install the drivers.. hey, where's the DVD player? THERE IS NO DVD PLAYER!! So I go to ATI's site and read their informative FAQ: -------------------- Will the