Verily I say unto thee, that Roy Schestowitz spake thusly:
> A Review of PowerDVD Linux – expensive, but just works
Does it support 251 video codecs, including x264 and Theora?
Does it support 121 audio codecs, including Ogg Vorbis and AAC?
Does it transcode media between any of those 372 codecs?
Does it support 25 video output targets, including console (cvidix)?
Does it support 8 audio output targets, including hardware decoding?
Does it have 75 video filters, including logo and black frame detection?
Does it have 25 audio filters, including karaoke and runtime ac3?
Does it allow me to skip back and forward using the left and right keys?
Does it allow me to skip chapters using the up and down keys?
Does it allow me to pause/resume using the space bar?
Does it allow me to adjust the volume just by scrolling the touchpad?
Is it free (cost)?
Is it Free (licence)?
Can I modify this program to suit my needs?
Are there versions for architectures like MC68k; PPC; ARM and AMD64?
Does it have a mailing list for users and developers?
Does it have a bugzilla system for reporting bugs?
Does it have a community of volunteers providing free support?
Does it allow me to make backups of my fragile DVDs?
No?
MPlayer does.
Next!
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K.
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18:39:57 up 41 days, 15:52, 4 users, load average: 0.00, 0.02, 0.00
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