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September 4th 06, 10:29 PM
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low memory when trying to play dvd's
yes, that's the one - should I be using a different one?
"JW" wrote: When you say newest Nvidia Vista drivers are you referring to the 96.33 drivers that were just released (9/1)? "CassMori" wrote in message ... I also have this problem. Fresh install of Vista Beta 2. 2.6 P4 HT 2 GB RAM (1.36 free currently, according to Task Manager) WinFast 5900 Ultra 256 MB (newest Nvidia driver) paging file set to 2346, system managed (using 1.19 GB currently according to Task Manager) "JBejarano" wrote: I recently developed a problem with trying to play dvd's using either Media Player or Media Center in Vista beta 2. If I try to play them with Media Player, I get a "low memory" error. If I try it in Media Center, it does nothing at all. I must admit it has been a couple of weeks since the last time I tried to play a dvd, but up until today, I had no problems playing them. I tried restoring to a point a few weeks ago, no help. I tried reinstalling a fresh copy of Vista, still nothing. I can play videos, music, etc. with either one, I just cant play dvd's. Any one have any ideas? in case it helps: Pentium Extreme Edition 840 2GB RAM BFG GeForce 7900GTX-OC 512MB PCI-Express 
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September 5th 06, 03:55 AM
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low memory when trying to play dvd's
No that is the one you should be using/
"CassMori" wrote in message ... yes, that's the one - should I be using a different one? "JW" wrote: When you say newest Nvidia Vista drivers are you referring to the 96.33 drivers that were just released (9/1)? "CassMori" wrote in message ... I also have this problem. Fresh install of Vista Beta 2. 2.6 P4 HT 2 GB RAM (1.36 free currently, according to Task Manager) WinFast 5900 Ultra 256 MB (newest Nvidia driver) paging file set to 2346, system managed (using 1.19 GB currently according to Task Manager) "JBejarano" wrote: I recently developed a problem with trying to play dvd's using either Media Player or Media Center in Vista beta 2. If I try to play them with Media Player, I get a "low memory" error. If I try it in Media Center, it does nothing at all. I must admit it has been a couple of weeks since the last time I tried to play a dvd, but up until today, I had no problems playing them. I tried restoring to a point a few weeks ago, no help. I tried reinstalling a fresh copy of Vista, still nothing. I can play videos, music, etc. with either one, I just cant play dvd's. Any one have any ideas? in case it helps: Pentium Extreme Edition 840 2GB RAM BFG GeForce 7900GTX-OC 512MB PCI-Express
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September 8th 06, 05:15 PM
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low memory when trying to play dvd's
For whatever reason, fresh install of Vista RC1, everything is good to go.
DVD played with no problem in Media Player, havent tried Media Center yet though. "CassMori" wrote: I also have this problem. Fresh install of Vista Beta 2. 2.6 P4 HT 2 GB RAM (1.36 free currently, according to Task Manager) WinFast 5900 Ultra 256 MB (newest Nvidia driver) paging file set to 2346, system managed (using 1.19 GB currently according to Task Manager) "JBejarano" wrote: I recently developed a problem with trying to play dvd's using either Media Player or Media Center in Vista beta 2. If I try to play them with Media Player, I get a "low memory" error. If I try it in Media Center, it does nothing at all. I must admit it has been a couple of weeks since the last time I tried to play a dvd, but up until today, I had no problems playing them. I tried restoring to a point a few weeks ago, no help. I tried reinstalling a fresh copy of Vista, still nothing. I can play videos, music, etc. with either one, I just cant play dvd's. Any one have any ideas? in case it helps: Pentium Extreme Edition 840 2GB RAM BFG GeForce 7900GTX-OC 512MB PCI-Express
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September 10th 06, 12:28 AM
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low memory when trying to play dvd's
The reason is very simple. The "trial period" of the codecs needed for DVD
playback expired around Sep 1st for Vista Beta 2. Naveen Thumpudi [MSFT] ---- This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers not rights. --- "JBejarano" wrote: For whatever reason, fresh install of Vista RC1, everything is good to go. DVD played with no problem in Media Player, havent tried Media Center yet though. "CassMori" wrote: I also have this problem. Fresh install of Vista Beta 2. 2.6 P4 HT 2 GB RAM (1.36 free currently, according to Task Manager) WinFast 5900 Ultra 256 MB (newest Nvidia driver) paging file set to 2346, system managed (using 1.19 GB currently according to Task Manager) "JBejarano" wrote: I recently developed a problem with trying to play dvd's using either Media Player or Media Center in Vista beta 2. If I try to play them with Media Player, I get a "low memory" error. If I try it in Media Center, it does nothing at all. I must admit it has been a couple of weeks since the last time I tried to play a dvd, but up until today, I had no problems playing them. I tried restoring to a point a few weeks ago, no help. I tried reinstalling a fresh copy of Vista, still nothing. I can play videos, music, etc. with either one, I just cant play dvd's. Any one have any ideas? in case it helps: Pentium Extreme Edition 840 2GB RAM BFG GeForce 7900GTX-OC 512MB PCI-Express
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September 10th 06, 12:47 AM
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low memory when trying to play dvd's
Codecs in the final release would not have such an expiry.
Naveen Thumpudi [MS] ---- This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers not rights. ---- "Naveen Thumpudi [MSFT]" wrote: The reason is very simple. The "trial period" of the codecs needed for DVD playback expired around Sep 1st for Vista Beta 2. Naveen Thumpudi [MSFT] ---- This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers not rights. --- "JBejarano" wrote: For whatever reason, fresh install of Vista RC1, everything is good to go. DVD played with no problem in Media Player, havent tried Media Center yet though. "CassMori" wrote: I also have this problem. Fresh install of Vista Beta 2. 2.6 P4 HT 2 GB RAM (1.36 free currently, according to Task Manager) WinFast 5900 Ultra 256 MB (newest Nvidia driver) paging file set to 2346, system managed (using 1.19 GB currently according to Task Manager) "JBejarano" wrote: I recently developed a problem with trying to play dvd's using either Media Player or Media Center in Vista beta 2. If I try to play them with Media Player, I get a "low memory" error. If I try it in Media Center, it does nothing at all. I must admit it has been a couple of weeks since the last time I tried to play a dvd, but up until today, I had no problems playing them. I tried restoring to a point a few weeks ago, no help. I tried reinstalling a fresh copy of Vista, still nothing. I can play videos, music, etc. with either one, I just cant play dvd's. Any one have any ideas? in case it helps: Pentium Extreme Edition 840 2GB RAM BFG GeForce 7900GTX-OC 512MB PCI-Express
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September 10th 06, 01:09 AM
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low memory when trying to play dvd's
well there you have it, thanks for the info!
"Naveen Thumpudi [MSFT]" wrote: Codecs in the final release would not have such an expiry. Naveen Thumpudi [MS] ---- This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers not rights. ---- "Naveen Thumpudi [MSFT]" wrote: The reason is very simple. The "trial period" of the codecs needed for DVD playback expired around Sep 1st for Vista Beta 2. Naveen Thumpudi [MSFT] ---- This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers not rights. --- "JBejarano" wrote: For whatever reason, fresh install of Vista RC1, everything is good to go. DVD played with no problem in Media Player, havent tried Media Center yet though. "CassMori" wrote: I also have this problem. Fresh install of Vista Beta 2. 2.6 P4 HT 2 GB RAM (1.36 free currently, according to Task Manager) WinFast 5900 Ultra 256 MB (newest Nvidia driver) paging file set to 2346, system managed (using 1.19 GB currently according to Task Manager) "JBejarano" wrote: I recently developed a problem with trying to play dvd's using either Media Player or Media Center in Vista beta 2. If I try to play them with Media Player, I get a "low memory" error. If I try it in Media Center, it does nothing at all. I must admit it has been a couple of weeks since the last time I tried to play a dvd, but up until today, I had no problems playing them. I tried restoring to a point a few weeks ago, no help. I tried reinstalling a fresh copy of Vista, still nothing. I can play videos, music, etc. with either one, I just cant play dvd's. Any one have any ideas? in case it helps: Pentium Extreme Edition 840 2GB RAM BFG GeForce 7900GTX-OC 512MB PCI-Express
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