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Posted: Nov 13th 2006 12:20PM (Unverified) said

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Can't do that with the PS3, now can ya?
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Posted: Nov 13th 2006 12:24PM (Unverified) said

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Wasn't it said that the HDDVD player was the only App. to use 100% of the hardware? If so, how could a PC run this?? To play HDDVD's that is.
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Posted: Nov 13th 2006 12:00PM (Unverified) said

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Interesting, the OSX recognizes the HD DVD memory unit, but XP won't. Vista won't read the memory unit either.
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Posted: Nov 13th 2006 12:10PM (Unverified) said

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thats why macs rule; but when will hd-dvd software be out for it? and a mactheripper version?
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Posted: Nov 13th 2006 12:47PM (Unverified) said

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You can still run HD DVDs, but you won't be able to access the memory unit. The Toshiba HD DVD drive has plug'n play drivers. You just need WinDVD 8 or a program of the sort that supports it, and you may need a HDCP compliant setup.
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Posted: Nov 14th 2006 4:25AM (Unverified) said

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#4 the drive just reads the data into the host. It's up to the host (pc/360) to do the hard work.
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Posted: Nov 14th 2006 6:41PM (Unverified) said

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That doesn't answer my point, PC's don't come anywhere near the spec of the 360, so how could they play HD-DVD's using the HD-DVD attachment if it uses 100% of the 360's processing to play it?
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Posted: Nov 29th 2006 3:25AM (Unverified) said

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You can still run HD DVDs, but you won't be able to access the memory unit. The Toshiba HD DVD drive has plug'n play drivers. You just need WinDVD 8 or a program of the sort that supports it, and you may need a HDCP compliant setup.
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Posted: Dec 3rd 2006 9:03PM (Unverified) said

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Good idea to play hd movies in the pc but still I want to know the quality for playing the movies in the pc. Is it widescreen and 720P? Do I need a widescreen monitor to enjoy it best quality? Is it better than a regular dvd in the pc? is it software accelerated or hardware accelerate in Nvidia or Ati cards. Hope to hear anyone who has it running.
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