Posted by Jeff Rife on 05/18/06 15:20

NoNoBadDog! (nospam@mymail.net) wrote in alt.video.dvd:

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> I own the DVP-642, and I also use AnyDVD and Cloddy (the two best programs
> on the market).

With AnyDVD, there is no need for any other program. It opens up the
disc so that any regular program can do anything you want to the data.

> The DVP-642 does CloneDVD2,

You mean it's a DVD writer as well, and will copy CSS-encrypted disks?
OK, that would be worth $50.

> PAL or NTSC, Region Free, plays about any format
> you throw at it, does MPEG, has Composite, S-video and Component out,
> digital optical out, and works like a charm.

But, no DVI or upconversion. And, when MPEG-5 comes out, you'll need
to buy another box, while a computer can just download a codec.

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