Cyberlink Power DVD Ultra gets BD 1.1 certified

Written by Dave Horvath @ 02 Jan 2008 2:47 User comments (1)

Announced today, Cyberlink Corp, makers of the well known Power DVD software suite have officially been certified by the Blu-ray Disc Association to support playback of BD-Video profile 1.1 specification. What this means to viewers is that their software will now support multiple video streams from Blu-ray sources for the ability to have picture-in-picture during playback for video and documentary footage simultaneously.

"CyberLink PowerDVD Ultra has been acknowledged for various standards for high-definition video support including BD-ROM Profile 1.0, BD+, AVCHD, and HD DVD," said Alice H. Chang, CEO of CyberLink. "Now with PowerDVD Ultra certified for BD-Video Profile 1.1, we ensure users the best Blu-ray movie experience on PCs."

PowerDVD Ultra offers the following key features:

Playback of high-definition Blu-ray Disc, and HD DVD movies
Support for next-generation disc features, like Picture-in-Picture movie mode, networking, interactive BD-J and iHD, bookmarks, and advanced disc navigation
New audio technologies with support for Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby TrueHD, and DTS-HD technologies
Optimized performance for playing high-definition video content using graphics cards featuring NVIDIA PureVideo, ATI Avivo, and Intel Clear Video technology

Pricing for Power DVD Ultra will be $99.95 and available early 2008.

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13.1.2008 18:31

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In my book this would be worth the cost. The great thing about cyberlink is the user friendly format the software is made. I have used Nero and Cyberlink and i find that even both have an easy to use user interface but nero can be a bit too technical at times for new users.

I recommend cyberlink products for newbies in this kinda market to learn how to use these products at first and then expand too other software packages.

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