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Review
For the first time, you can create high-quality MP3 files with rich stereo sound directly from Media Player, at bit rates ranging from 96K to 320K. Once you have your digital audio tracks saved to MP3 format, easily move them onto an audio player, like an Apple iPod, or burn them to a CD.
DVD XPack supports the revolutionary NVIDIA PureVideo technology, which delivers superb picture clarity, free of imperfections. You get precise and vivid colors, creating a high-definition home theater for your PC.
Get the most out of Windows Media Player with the MP3 + DVD XPack bundle. Buy both and save!
Main features:
- Enables MP3 recording (ripping) from within Windows Media Player for instant music conversion
- "Install and enjoy" simplicity
- Increased song storage
- Proprietary encoder ensures the highest audio quality
- Records both your CDs and other PC music files
- Industry-standard MP3 files are fully compatible with portable MP3 and MP3-CD players, including Apple® iPod®
- Record quality adjustable from 96 K to 320 K per second
- Compatible with Windows® XP
- High-definition picture clarity and superior sound
- Fully integrated with Windows® Media Center, or Media Player 9.0 or higher
- New! NVIDIA® PureVideo™ technology support
- Works seamlessly with NVIDIA® GeForce™ 6 Series graphics processing units
- "Install and enjoy" simplicity
- WMV-HD Hardware Acceleration provides high-definition video playback
- Dolby® Digital (AC-3) audio decoding
- Down-mixes 5.1 soundtracks to 2-channels for optimum sound
- Fully Microsoft® DirectShow® compatible
- Supports DirectX® Video Acceleration to minimize CPU load
Requirements
- Windows® XP
- Windows® Media Player® 9 or higher, or Windows Media® Center
- Intel® Pentium® 4, 1.0GHz, Pentium® M 1.0 GHz, or AMD Athlon™ 1.2 GHz or higher processor
- DVD-ROM drive
- DirectX® Video Acceleration (DXVA)-compatible graphics processor (DirectX 9.0 or higher for maximum performance on NVIDIA® PureVideo™ technology support) |
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