How to Use the "Print Screen" Button & Post it in a Thread

[LT. Columbo]

don't know why i would, reform may come one day. untill then, hell with the rest, stick with the best.

[anonymez]

then how would you describe showtime?
remember this is a family forum?

let's not go there . tbh i find it similar to wmp except MS is very good with GUIs. last i checked showtime was an eyesore

chewy was that wmv HD the first HD you've seen on a PC?

[Mike89]

Dunno, I like Windows Media Player (10). It does everything I need it to do. I shelled out the $20 for PureVideo (didn't need the one with the audio decoders since I have my Logitech Z-5500 which uses its own decoders anyway) and like it. I also have PowerDVD 7 and in hardware rendering, it also uses PureVideo (if you got it). I guess it's just a personal preference thing.

[anonymez]

PowerDVD 7 and in hardware rendering, it also uses PureVideo (if you got it)

do you see the little nvidia icon in the system tray when you play using powerdvd? last i checked powerdvd uses exclusively it's own filters for mpeg1/2, (and more recently avc as well) and directshow for mpeg4/avi

[idontno]

Screenhunter is really nice cause you can select Full Screen, Active Window or Rectangle Area. Then you can upload them to a imaging hosting service, like ImageShack, copy and past the appropriate code into your reply box and walla...

[illpirate1]

Trial Run on screen print

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[Mike89]

Here is a screenshot of PowerDVD 7 showing the Purevideo. Dunno if the word "PureVideo" appears in PowerDVD 7 if you don't have PureVideo.

[anonymez]

thanks mike, didn't know they had some partnership going

[Mike89]

Additional info on the PureVideo thing:
I emailed Cyberlink about PureVideo and they responded that PureVideo is included in PowerDVD 7 so it does not need to be purchased in addition to (but only works in PowerDVD 7). You do need to purchase it separately for Windows Media Player 10 to use it. Also, the PureVideo icon does not appear in the System Tray when playing PowerDVD 7.

[atifsh]

Here is a screenshot of PowerDVD 7 showing the Purevideo. Dunno if the word "PureVideo" appears in PowerDVD 7 if you don't have PureVideo.

no it does'nt....

[Mike89]

Hmm. The Cyberlink response to me was that "Nvidia PureVideo" would appear at the end of "Hardware Acceleration" if the Video Card was capable of running PureVideo.

Here is the exact quote from them.

VCNitin Reply 2006/08/02 03:43
Dear Mike,

Thank you for contacting Cyberlink Online Support.

We understand your concern related with PowerDVD 7.

There will be no PureVideo icon in the System Tray while watching a video in PowerDVD. You have to just click on Enable Hardware Acceleration (Nvidia PureVideo) in video tab. PowerDVD 7 automatically uses it.

Also note that PowerDVD 7 includes PureVideo but it only enables / show under video tab when your hardware (graphic card) supports it.

What video card do you have?

[atifsh]

ATi Radeon 9200 on this , but same goes for 9500 on other system. no nvidia cards now to check. only nvidia i had died and put to rest in wastebin