Since this is a Vista newsgroup I assumed the user was using Vista
I will admit that I have been responding to the OPs origional problem and
not to moonstasz hijacking of this thread.
I have the Nvidia XP decoder on my system also and can install it also. But
when I tried the link you provided it was no longer available.
From the following link it appears that the selection of Mastered vs live
format is a function available to DVD burning software on vista and has
absolutely nothing to do with the decoding software.
Hopefully both the OP and Moonstaz will check out the following link for a
solution to their problem.
http://www.web-articles.info/e/a/tit...stered-Format/
"Sackboy" <> wrote in message news:ggcerq$udj$...
> On Sun, 23 Nov 2008 12:25:25 -0800, Curious wrote:
>
>> I know what you said but a DVD Decoder such as the NVIDIA DVD decoder
>> is not an example of what you seem to know is required and the link you
>> supplied is no longer active since Nvidia no longer sells it and when
>> they did the also stated that it should not be used with Vista since it
>> was designed and implemented only for MCE 2005. I suggest that you
>> respond to this with a recommended product and active link to a product
>> that does support "Mastered format instead of Live format" so that
>> readers of this thread know what will work instead of being led astray.
>> "Sackboy" <> wrote in message
>> news:ggcann$dm7$...
>>> "Curious" <> wrote in message
>>> news:eGMIP%...
>>>>A DVD decoder such as the one you referenced is used to play DVDs or TV
>>>>programs recorded in MPEG2 compressed format. It is not required for
>>>>moonstasz hijackeing of the thread.
>>>>data files.
>>>>
>>>> "Sackboy" <> wrote in message
>>>> news:ggc8j8$4nn$...
>>>>> "moonstaz" <> wrote in message
>>>>> news:B992FAA0-ACF7-492A-9B26-...
>>>>>>I have the same problem. I have a DVD that was burnt using VISTA.
>>>>>>It works
>>>>>> on other computers with vista and in my dvd player. Yet it will not
>>>>>> work in
>>>>>> either of my computers with XP. I have tried the DVD in several of
>>>>>> my friends players and it also doesn't work if they have XP.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> I went online thinking that OF COURSE microsoft would know of this
>>>>>> problem
>>>>>> and have a fix for it, but so far I haven't found anything useful.
>>>>>> The only
>>>>>> thing I find is this threat copied onto several other websites.
>>>>>> It's so
>>>>>> frustrating!
>>>>>>
>>>>>> "MLAC19" wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> I burned some documents and word processing files onto a cd using
>>>>>>> Windows
>>>>>>> Vista. The burn was good as I was able to call up the files from
>>>>>>> the cd
>>>>>>> drive. I then tried to access the files on a computer running XP.
>>>>>>> The disc
>>>>>>> read as completely blank, showing all 700MB or so as free space. I
>>>>>>> went back
>>>>>>> to my Vista computer and burned the content onto a new cd using
>>>>>>> Nero software instead of the bundled Vista program. That disc is
>>>>>>> not being recognized by the XP system either. I really need access
>>>>>>> to these files from
>>>>>>> the computers running XP! Please help!
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> XP needs a decoder.
>>>>> Such as http://www.nvidia.com/object/dvd_decoder.html.
>>>>>
>>>>> Use mastered instead of live format.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>> Try reading moonstaz's q.
>>> It said DVD player.
>>> You think they play .xls files on their DVD player ? Moron.
>
> Just how friggen stupid are you.
> Trying to prove a point ?
> I just installed mine on XP, and it works.
> It is not meant for the Vista machine...but the XP one.
> Take a friggen nap !
>
> You suck at PC's like most of the morons at best buy.
>
> People get stuck with morons like you.
>
> I said "such as" and if you think I'm gonna hunt for every f-kin answer,
> you got a check ?
>
> Move on...fag !
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