But bear in mind, it does not play back the protected 4K UHD discs, like mentioned earlier, you will need a decryption tool first. If you are a simple guy who wants everything to be as simple as the way it is, then the Fab Player is probably the better shot for you. This is remote control friendly in every way. So, my advice is, if you are a tech savvy and don't bother to dive deep into all those jargon and terminologies, then head for the PowerDVD, after all, it's the only legal solution authorized by the BDA. I am providing examples from my Windows 8.1 with TotalMedia Theatre although I have upgraded to Windows 10 Pro using PowerDVD v.18, DVDFab Media Player v.3 and v.5, MPC-HC/BE with an Nvidia GTX 960 4GB and one 3D panel although a 2nd monitor can also be used with further adjustments. All that said, from the pure perspective of playback quality itself, I don't think there is any difference between the two By UHD, if you meant to include the 4K Ultra HD Blu-rays, then I think the PowerDVD has one legitimate advantage, which is, it does not require a 3rd party decryption software to play back the 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray discs however, with the Fab Player, I can only play back the already decrypted 4K Ultra HD contents, meaning, you will have to rely on a 3rd party decryption tool ģ. Fair enough, but they also said (and I got him to double check this) that PowerDVD Ultra 16 DOES SUPPORT 4K Blu-Rays.

They said it supports 4K video but NOT 4K Blu-Rays.

PhotoDirector pemní vae videa na skutená umlecká díla. Aplikace pome s efektivními úpravami a snadnou správou videí. Specs wise, it looks like PowerDVD's requirements on both hardware and software are way more sophisticated than the Fab Player, I guess one, if not tech sensitive enough, can feel very hard to figure out how to get the UHD playback feature to work flawlessly the Fab Player, on the contrary, only requires a GPU that is capable of H.265 decoding Ģ. As a Cyberlink gold customer I spoke to product support today on the USA number and asked them if PowerDVD Ultra 15 supported the new 4K Blu-Rays. Along with this Cyberlink PowerDVD Ultra software (or a new version of WinDVD 8, also forthcoming with the ability to hook up with NVIDIA's VP2), this'll be an efficient way to play back HD DVD. Tato elektronická licence vám umoní pouívat aplikaci pro CyberLink PhotoDirector 18 Ultra. Here is what I can tell, in regards to UHD Playback (might not suitable for other features, though):ġ. Have both the PowerDVD 17 Ultra and the latest DVDFab Player 5 Ultra.

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