Posts by stamina1914

Quote:Originally Posted by Mrkazador You can get the latest Intel drivers from here https://downloadcenter.intel.com/default.aspx After you download the graphics make sure you go back in the Bios and then select to use the I3's...

Quote:Originally Posted by mungee Simply put its a piece of software which detects if you are playing a original physical BD and if it thinks you are not it will cut out audio in about 20 mins of playback. I have HDCP compliant...

So what is cinavia, and how will interfere with my home theatre experience.

But eventually, wouldn't pioneer stop doing firmware updates so some of the newer and future Blurays will not play on the player. What about the the the blu ray player in the HTPC is in capable of giving me true 24fps?

My first and only Bluray player is the Pioneer BDP-05. It's built like a mule, loads as fast as a mule too, but runs like a race horse. The bottome line is however with me having my HTPC and ripping all my movies using MKV and loading...

My first and only Bluray player is the Pioneer BDP-05. It's built like a mule, loads as fast as a mule too, but runs like a race horse. The bottome line is however with me having my HTPC and ripping all my movies using MKV and loading...

This is what scares me... the "everything was working fine and then all of a sudden it doesn't work." This is my biggest fear. As of now. I have the PCie card in my HTPC and it is working wonderful well. I just hope this continues like...

While it has great range, I couldn't get screen word FONT large enough to justify staying as far back as I can.

Quote:Originally Posted by stamina1914 I was attempting my 3rd go round with MKV. It wis version 1.8. I keep getting the message that I must purchase and activation key. Thanks for the help never mind, i got it.

I was attempting my 3rd go round with MKV. It wis version 1.8. I keep getting the message that I must purchase and activation key. Thanks for the help