Are there any notable differences between Creator 10 XE with CinePlayer and Easy Media Creator 10 Suite? I was looking on e-bay and lots of people are selling XE ... thought that was only supposed to be available as part of packaging with a new PC.
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Creator 10 XE
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dprize
, Jul 04 2009 07:38 PM
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Posted 04 July 2009 - 07:57 PM
QUOTE (dprize @ Jul 4 2009, 11:38 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Are there any notable differences between Creator 10 XE with CinePlayer and Easy Media Creator 10 Suite? I was looking on e-bay and lots of people are selling XE ... thought that was only supposed to be available as part of packaging with a new PC.
"Creator 10 XE with CinePlayer" is an OEM version that comes with a burner or a PC and is usually a crippled version of the full EMC 10 suite; it will have many features disabled and/or missing. EMC 10 suite should be the full suite. If someone is selling XE then they are ripping off the buyers comes free with the PC or burner. I you buy EMC 10 on ebay and are paying more then $50 you are being ripped of since Roxio Creator 2009 is available for just a bit more
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