InterVideo WinDVD 7.0 | 33 Mb
Considering that your bog standard Windows XP or Linux installation already has something in it that can play back DVD movies, it's fair to say that there need to be some compelling reasons to fork out for a specialist playback package.
After all, for the majority of users, all they're interested in is pressing 'play' and sitting back to watch the film. This stumbling block isn't something that Intervideo's WinDVD 7 ever fully addresses, but it's hard to think of too much that's been missed out. Likewise, in the quality stakes, there's little that's been skimped on.
Dealing with the basics first, WinDVD 7's picture output quality - whilst clearly dependent on your display equipment - is superb, and as good as anything else out there. The program comes with in-built defaults for differing output options, from monitor type through to projector and TV, and alongside are sliders to help you fine-tune your visuals. From stark colours through to fast-moving action, there's really little room to grumble in this department.
After all, for the majority of users, all they're interested in is pressing 'play' and sitting back to watch the film. This stumbling block isn't something that Intervideo's WinDVD 7 ever fully addresses, but it's hard to think of too much that's been missed out. Likewise, in the quality stakes, there's little that's been skimped on.
Dealing with the basics first, WinDVD 7's picture output quality - whilst clearly dependent on your display equipment - is superb, and as good as anything else out there. The program comes with in-built defaults for differing output options, from monitor type through to projector and TV, and alongside are sliders to help you fine-tune your visuals. From stark colours through to fast-moving action, there's really little room to grumble in this department.
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