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[PeterSanders]

Hi

It would be great if my copy of CinePlayer did this...

"Roxio CinePlayer  provides the highest quality and best performing DVD and Interactual® Content playback possible on your PC. It gives your PC professional-looking video playback with crisp, clear audio - all with an extremely intuitive interface."

...as per the Roxio web site.

For some reason have have never had Cineplayer work for me. I can hear the sound but there is no video, there NEVER has been any video. Cineplayer video has never worked for me on either of the two computers, the original pc and its new replacement a Core2 duo (2.66ghz, 4gb ram, 2tb hdd) pc on which it and EMC10 has been installed. Two weeks ago (after a HDD problem) I reinstalled all ofmy windows os and programs etc, including of course EMC10. Cineplayer STILL does not play the video of my dvd's, I can still hear the audio.

This problem has persisted across two pcs and three video cards so I doubt if the problem is a hardware problem (I have ensured I have had the latest video drivers).

Now this has not really been a problem as I have (a purchased version of) RealPlayer and MPC Media Player Classic, BUT I would like to get Cineplayer to work

Kind regards

Peter

Edited by PeterSanders, 09 August 2009 - 06:24 PM.

[grandpabruce]

Hi

It would be great if my copy of CinePlayer did this...



...as per the Roxio web site.

For some reason have have never had Cineplayer work for me. I can hear the sound but there is no video, there NEVER has been any video. Cineplayer video has never worked for me on either of the two computers, the original pc and its new replacement a Core2 duo (2.66ghz, 4gb ram, 2tb hdd) pc on which it and EMC10 has been installed. Two weeks ago (after a HDD problem) I reinstalled all ofmy windows os and programs etc, including of course EMC10. Cineplayer STILL does not play the video of my dvd's, I can still hear the audio.

This problem has persisted across two pcs and three video cards so I doubt if the problem is a hardware problem (I have ensured I have had the latest video drivers).

Now this has not really been a problem as I have (a purchased version of) RealPlayer and MPC Media Player Classic, BUT I would like to get Cineplayer to work

Kind regards

Peter

Did you ever try CinePlayer, before you installed that rancid RealPlayer software?

[Big_Dave]

Try to setup a second partition using dual boot. Then before any non-Windows software gets installed, install Roxio.  That should give you an idea where the problem might be.