CyberLink free beta blue laser compatibility diagnostics tool

25 Aug 06 18:11 by Crabbyappleton in category Uncategorized To news archive

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Now here is a great idea and it
would be interesting to run this application on your equipment. CyberLink has
released a free diagnostic tool for testing PC systems, to determine if they are
ready for the new high definition formats. It can inspect and report
upon both hardware and software on your system and even check for HDCP
compatibility.

Called CyberLink BD/HD DVD Advisor, the software
will reportedly analyze system resources and can determine whether or not you
will be able to playback the new high definition movies. If not, it can give you
upgrade recommendations and troubleshooting support. They even have a href="http://www.cyberlink.com/multi/support/product_faq_home.jsp?LangName=ENU&showall1=0&lowindex1=1&showall2=1&lowindex2=0&nProdId=31&nProdVerId=175&nCateId=5"
target=_new>nice FAQ page that gives good troubleshooting tips
etc.

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Is your PC ready for Blu-ray Discs or
HD DVDs?

Just download the CyberLink BD / HD Advisor
(Beta) to find out. This tool will scan your computer and help you
understand how you can make your system Blu-ray Disc and HD DVD ready.
Scanning takes a few seconds and will provide you useful information and
recommendations.

Note: This is a self-diagnostic tool designed
to help you identify the capabilities of your system for playing
high-definition movies. The CyberLink BD / HD Advisor (Beta) is made for
your reference only and is prepared in good faith on the basis of data or
information reasonably available only, so that CyberLink does not guaranty
its accuracy. We recommend that you contact your hardware specialist to
verify our results and assist you with upgrading your
system.

The CyberLink BD/HD DVD Advisor Beta Version is
available for href="http://www.cyberlink.com/english/support/bdhd_support/diagnosis.jsp"
target=_new>free from Cyberlink, all you have to do is register on the page.
Well, can your system handle the new formats? If so good for you, if not, how
come? Are you going to work toward making your system compatible? Or are you
going to wait a while?

Source: CyberLink

2 Comments

Burningas: Posts: 20; Posted on: 26 Aug 06 00:38

hahhaha. here are the results for everyone who has run it: 100% BD/HD DVD compliant: .1% HDCP, faster processor, ram all required to decoded the HDCP (NOT complaint

99% subnote:

Ranmacanada: Posts: 290; Posted on: 26 Aug 06 07:07

well I grabbed it tested it, and my CPU pass, 4400x2, ram passes 1 gig, OS ok XP SP2, video card fails x800 AIW, driver of course fails, and my 37 inch Digimate LCD monitor fails HDCP (bought it for this reason anyways, has unencrypted outs on it) They list what cards are supported, but not driver revisions, and no list of what displays have HDCP support. Kinda useless tool, specially if it does not list what monitors are HDCP comliant, then we would know what ones NOT to buy so we don;t have to worry about supporting this crap

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CyberLink free beta blue laser compatibility diagnostics tool

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