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So they're not even fixing it to provide more than stereo sound (as was the case for the English trial I installed the other day)? Either I have a bad setup or they are insane. (I'm using SPDIF output, currently just via onboard audio from an Intel motherboard.)

On a related note, PowerDVD never remembers where I left off watching a movie. I have it set to prompt me on each launch about whether to resume, but it always starts at the beginning... what a POS.

Thanks. I guess my problem now is finding a safe place to download PDVD 3319 - Cyberlink apparently won't let you download old versions (or browse their FTP site), and the only download links I've seen are from pirate sites that I don't feel safe installing a program from. I really hope that...

Is there any way currently to actually watch Resident Evil 3, without constant freezes and without preventing me from watching other movies? I have PowerDVD 3304, which won't play RE3 from disc (hangs with black screen at start). I ripped it to my HD, but then it plays in Spanish (same with...

LG GGC-H20L is better deal: $100 more for HD-DVD also LG HD/BD combo reader drive (with DVD write) is a much better deal at $300 I think (and works fine so far): http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16827136133

I think I'd gladly pay hundreds of dollars for a working HD/BD player from SlySoft. Wouldn't it be worth $500+ to have something which actually works? Otherwise what is the use of all the thousands of dollars invested in our A/V equipment? I don't care so much what it costs (within some...

I don't have Vista (I'll never install that wretched steaming slop of sewer-filth that thinks it is Mac OS, until it is absolutely forced down our throats), and PDVD plays no video for me on XP SP2 (just audio).

I also get audio but no video. I have the exact same problem! I'm using XP Pro SP2 on an AMD 4800 X2 with 2GB of RAM and an NVidia 8800GTX (with latest drivers from November). I'm using the XBOX HD DVD drive. I'm running in single-monitor mode, and have tried 2 different HDCP...

I think you need a new video driver; check ATI's site. That was the same error I got with my NVidia 7800GS (on a regular PC) until I upgraded to the November 2006 driver.

Sounds like I need a PCI Express motherboard so that I can take advantage of NVidia's PureVideo HD (wow, they make it a huge pain in the butt to figure out that PureVideo HD is only for their PCI Express cards, while even my 7800GS AGP supports plain PureVideo). So I guess I'm screwed...

Any upgrades I can do for HD DVD playback without complete PC overhaul? My HTPC (the parts relevant to HD DVD) configuration is: MB: Asus A7N8X Deluxe (AMD Socket A/754) CPU: Athlon 64 3200 (single core 2.2GHz) RAM: 2GB DDR Videocard: NVidia 7800GS AGP non-HDCP (w/latest driver 93.71 from...