Ghost wrote:Whats your laptop model? We will try to reproduce problem in our labs.

Asus N53J Series (N53JF-XE1 with 1920x1080 screen, Geforce GT 425M, Core i5-460M, Realtek High Definition Audio).

Got a brand new ASUS laptop, has a 1920x1080 screen and Bang&Olufsen speakers and blu-ray for portable use, and native S/PDIF interface plus an HDMI interface (great for home theater use). I chose that laptop because of those features. My goal is to have video through HDMI (I have a DVI-only speaker...

I am about to receive a laptop which unfortunately does not have S/PDIF. I wish to run Splash Pro on the Geforce 210M with HDMI video on the no-speaker HDTV, and send digital 5.1 channel audio to the amplifier (through S/PDIF optical or coax). The laptop is a Sony Vaio VPC-CW17FX (Windows 7), but th...

sometime FLV contains H.264 stream, in which case renaming the ext to .mp4 does the trick That would be great, if it were really that easy, the programmer would just need make Splash Pro accept a .FLV file and treat it as a .MP4 file. The end user is not the one who should need to know any of the d...

I don't know how AVI/MPG/WMV lost to FLV in the HD arena, but it's over. For a long time Youtube was a garbage dump of low-quality FLV videos, but it's changed so suddenly. I refused, or at least resisted, viewing stuff on Youtube due to its frequent poor quality, given that excellent HD video sites...

Thanks for that great idea, I am able to view two instances smoothly of my 42 Mbps 1080p MOV files from our camera. When I try a third video, it slows down too much. However Media Player Classic - Home Cinema still has some advantages, like: - each window shows the video name in the task bar - the "...

Just bought Splash PRO, after being very convinced by the excellent Splash Lite and the irresistable Splash Pro EXPORT offer, which I am anxious to get working to Canon Powershot SX1 IS videos which are really huge and need compression. For Splash PRO, just wondering if there is/will be an option to...