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I ran into the same issue today.
Without fully reading the forum I posted this thread to the forum:
http://forum.cyberlink.com/forum/posts/list/5634.page
Thanks Dave for pointing out the existing thread on the same topic.
With this I'm hoping to link the issues for readers (and Cyberlink...) convenience.
Today I posted another issue related to the builds quality as well:
http://forum.cyberlink.com/forum/posts/list/5635.page
Support already confirmed this problem, so the latest builds are not only broken from one point of view.
It is fair to say that unit testing and QA are completely alien concepts to Cyberlink who just release this junk with fundamental issues like blu-ray playback not working.
This isn't the first time and they still don't learn. It is not even as if they are under any pressure to get them out, like say the GTAIV patch.
This is a simple upgrade to improve compatibility and they STILL can't get it right!!!
Are they actually telling us that they have tried to install this thing on Vista 64bit(my OS) and it worked perfectly for them?
skcolloB!
There is nothing unusual about my Vista config, it is up to date but that is it.
The sad thing is we are stuck with 3 blu-ray suppliers, each who just can't seem to get this right despite charging a fortune for their software.
I for one am sick of being a beta tester for a software supplier who still cannot provide a definitive solution for blu-ray playback after a couple of years, and 2 versions, of their flagship software. Both of which I have had to fork out for and I STILL need a free 3rd party app to get them to play at 24hz, and in sync.
I mean how hard can it be!! These guys are supposed to be specialists in their field and they just come across as amatuers, coding from their bedrooms!!!!!