I have just put together a new system with a AMD AM2 processor 3200 with 1gb DDR2 (667). When first trying to play a dvd in windows media player i was prompted to download a dvd decoder. i searched download.com for a decent program but could not find something for free. I managed to find powerdvd from my last system in my junk software drawer. I installed it an was able to play dvd's in windows media player, but powerdvd would restart the whole system in middle of playback, so i just used WMP. I then decided to install me Nero 6.6 ultra edition so i could use recode 2 to compress video to my hard drive. Backed up a few of my dvd's to my hard drive, but upon trying to play them in WMP got the same system crash as powerdvd. I have since uninstalled nero used clean tool and uninstalled dvd region+css. Last night even after the uninstall i was still crashing, so i let the system rest overnight uninstalled, then reinstalled powerdvd and now playback seems to get better, but windows media player has had to shut down a couple of times, luckily not to the point of a system restart. I have also tried to use dvd shrink on this system, but it causes system to restart also. SO which brings me to my two questions.
DOes anyone know a software setup that will bring me more stability in playback?
Is there any suggestions on how to get recode2 or shrink to run on this system without causing conflicts.
I have had my hardware checked out by a reputable computer repair company and have run spyware and anti-virus checks and neither have given me any clues to why the system is behaving that way. SoFtware seems to be the conflict>
DOes anyone know a software setup that will bring me more stability in playback?
Is there any suggestions on how to get recode2 or shrink to run on this system without causing conflicts.
I have had my hardware checked out by a reputable computer repair company and have run spyware and anti-virus checks and neither have given me any clues to why the system is behaving that way. SoFtware seems to be the conflict>
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