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Got It I couldn't tell that his post had been moved or reposted to this forum. Thanks for the clarification.

What forum am I posting to? What forum is this if it isn't the AnydvdHD forum?

Why are you moderators saying "This is not an AnyDVD issue" when the user is posting his/her question in the "High Definition Software" forum? There is a separate forum that definitely says it is the "AnyDVD" or "AnyDVD HD" forum.

So what are the boundaries for posting questions in the "High Definition Software" forum?

I've been reading about Toshiba developing the first HD DVD burner at http://www.engadget.com/2007/01/05/toshiba-unveils-sd-h903a-hd-dvd-burner-for-pcs/ The first production models will be bought up by HP to install in new PCs. Would Slysoft most likely invest in something like this to...

So you're saying that CloneDVD allows you to split HD DVD content so you can burn it on multiple DVD+R DL discs using another DVD burner app?

Are you creating your own videos and compiling them as HD before burning them using Ulead or are you taking ripped HD content, importing it into Ulead and creating modified HD content for burning?

I was 90% sure of this during my previous post but didn't want to state it for certain before doing some research.

At one time I was using the VLC player but it wouldn't use the menu system so I had to open the main evo files. I have PowerDVD-HD 6.5. That seems to work on my P4 3.0G HT, 2 Gig Ram, 256M ATI Radeon 9550 Video Card. I'm not totally please with the playback yet and I probably need to upgrade...

The XBOX 360 HD DVD player wasn't hacked, someone found the Toshiba drivers that made it readable on a PC. Right now this is probably the most cost effective HD DVD player for the PC and Slysoft's products allow you to rip a HD DVD using this player. Yes, I have one, I connected it to a usb...

I am using PowerDVD HD 6.5. It plays the files from my hard drive. And at that time, I didn't have AnyDVD_HD installed. I had ripped it to another computer that didn't have the CPU power or graphics to run the DVD from the hard drive. So I moved the files to another computer with a more...

From what I've seen of ripped HD-DVDs, the content is more like 25 - 30 Gigs. My question would be what is the impact on quality if that content gets compressed to 8.5 gigs.

There already is HD-DVD software for creating HD-DVD files that can be burned to existing DVD+R or DVD+R DL media. So the question now is "why not" for compressing HD-DVD or BLUE-RAY content to fit on existing media. It isn't a question of available HD-DVD writers or HD-DVD media.

First I went to the web site for my graphics card then downloaded and installed the most current drivers. Then from PowerDVD HD 6.5, I selected "open dvd files on hard drive" as my source, then clicked on the top folder that included the subfolders ripped from the HD-DVD. When the "OK" button...

I ripped King Kong to my hard drive and updated my graphics card drivers but PowerDVD HD 7.2 scrambles the video while trying to play back the HD-DVD from the ripped folder. If I revert to PowerDVD HD 6.5, I get a clean movie screen and sound including the menu but it plays back with the...

This is exactly what I had to do to actually see the contents of the HD-DVD under the drive letter. Once you install these drivers you need to reboot. Then the folders will show up under the drive and you can drag & drop.