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from: Corel
List Price: $49.99Amazon.com's Price: $45.99 You Save: $4.00 ( 8%)Prices subject to change.
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Binding: CD-ROM
Brand: Corel
EAN: 0735163119039
Format: CD-ROM
Label: Corel
Manufacturer: Corel
Model: WD9ENPC
Publisher: Corel
Release Date: February 28, 2008
Sales Rank: 3405
Studio: Corel
Features:- Sophisticated new graphite interface blends seamlessly with your Windows XP or Vista desktop
- Watch standard DVD movies at near-HD quality with captivating surround sound
- Formats ¿ Broad format support makes WinDVD perfect for all your movies including DivX and QuickTime downloads
- WinDVD is the best choice for enjoying movies on the go - extend playback time on your laptop with Battery Optimization and be sure to catch the ending with unique TimeStretch playback
- Supports display cards featuring Intel Clear Video, ATI AVIVO and NVIDIA PureVideo technologies that offer hardware-enhanced video playback
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Average Rating: 
Rating: - Great DVD Software, Once Installed! Recommended!
"WinDVD 9" really is a fantastic, feature rich DVD and video playback software package, once you get it installed on a good computer. Here are my observations:
First the good -
* Picture clarity is simply amazing! The "upscaling" on standard DVDs shocked me at how much better the picture looked
* Fantastic features for laptop users, like "TimeStretch", allow for optimal performance
* Using the controls are easy with the intuitive user interface
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Rating:  - WinDVD 9 is Super!!!
WinDVD 9 works very well on the Windows Vista. You'll get pure high quality sound and picture. Its perfect for laptops.
It can really play all movie file formats and More.
Rating:  - If It Ain't Broke, Don't Fix It
I bought this product because my new computer runs on Vista and I was having trouble with WinDVD 7.0. But somewhere between 7.0 and 9.0, Corel bought the program from Intervideo, and then they made changes to "improve" it. Not. This isn't the first time Corel has done this. They took Picture Publisher and ruined that, too. Leave us alone, Corel!
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