🚀 go-pugleaf

I'm kind of in the same boat, except I have a DXR2.  I don't know about the
Dxr3, but I like the Dxr2 because I output to the TV...it's kind of tough on
these eyes watching a 17 inch monitor from across the room :).  At any
rate - the Svideo out on the Dxr2 is a lot better than the Svideo out on my
GeForce and Power DVD.

It's not a terrible picture just not as nice as the Dxr2.  The left and
right edges seem to be cropped for some reason no matter what mode/aspect
ratio I use...and it's almost like there's a pincushioning effect or
trapezoid or something on my TV, when I'm using the Svideo out on the
Geforce and PowerDVD.  Not so with the Dxr2 card.  It could be the output
chip on the Geforce..it's a Chrontel and I've heard there not as nice as
some of the others out there.  At any rate...that's a possible reason why he
might want to continue using the Dxr3 as opposed to PowerDVD.


"Keyan" <fall_of_stars@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> If you have powerDVD working fine..why do you even use the DXR3 anymore?
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> I doubt creative will bother to upgrade the DXR3, espcially now that
> software DVD players are the wave of the future.  There is no way that I
> know of to get it to work properly either...you could always connect the
> digital audio out from the DXR3 to the digital in on your home theater
> system..that should work fine.  But I don't think the live will decode it
> for you.
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