View Full Version : Cyberlink PowerDVD Ultra V9.0 and V8.0.2217.50
tyau
12th March 2009, 04:33
I just obtained the newly released Cyberlink PowerDVD Ultra 9.0.
What I have noticed is that with the newly released PowerDVD Ultra 9.0, my BD-5 and BD-9 discs are being recognized as AVHCD Discs, and the movie would play without any sound. So I guess Ultra 9.0 isn't the player of choice with BD-5 or BD-9. Does anybody notice this??
PowerDVD V8.0.2217 seems to play my BD-5 and BD-9 just fine.
This is just an observation of mine. Others may experience slightly different results. Let's discuss it here.
Thanks
GaPony
12th March 2009, 06:50
PowerDVD seems to get worse and worse with each update. I'm glad I dumped it in favor of TotalMediaTheatre...
setarip_old
12th March 2009, 07:22
@tyau
Hi!PowerDVD V8.0.2217 seems to play my BD-5 and BD-9 just fine.I'm just curious to know what prompted you to spend $100 to purchase Cyberlink PowerDVD Ultra 9.0, when your earlier version seems to do what you need?
MikeyBK
12th March 2009, 08:12
I also had the OEM version of PowerDVD that came with my LG GGC-H20L drive, but considering all the issues being mentioned with each of it's updates, boy am I glad I didn't go with that as my main player.... and pour more $$$ for their supposed upgrades.
And though I bought TMT for a very decent promo price, I'm not even sure I needed that neither??
Sure TMT is pretty decent, but also does have a couple quirks as well. And considering that I can now use MPC-HC to view all Bluray content (individual m2ts files or full disc), and VLC & WMP-11's ability to play those m2ts files as well... I really didn't have to buy any commercial player at all....:cool::rolleyes:
OK, there have been some Blurays that I couldn't find the right filter combo to play correctly on MPC-HC.... so I guess TMT was a good buy...lol
tyau
13th March 2009, 02:52
Yup. The new version isn't even worth buying if you have a backup collection of discs. Version 9 also doesn't play my original Transporter 3 blu-ray disc properly; the center channel speaker has some static noise that is due to the 7.1 DTS decoding. It doesn't happen in either version 7 or 8.
CruNcher
14th March 2009, 01:53
ehh wrong section -> Software Players ;)
it's really interesting information but some gonna miss it that way :)
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