Cyberlink Shows-Off Blu-ray ''Upscaling''
By - Source: Tom's Hardware US
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First announced for DVD’s last year, Cyberlink is expanding its real-time 2D to 3D movie upscaling to support 2D Blu-ray movies. This was the most visually-impressive part of a display that included its latest optimizations for new CPU architecture discussed earlier this week in our Sandy Bridge coverage.
Less astonishing but more technically difficult is 2D to 3D photo conversion, for which an additional Cyberlink application was on display.
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Don't even mention the updates... why call them updates when you're basically downloading the entire package again!
More fool me for parting with my money.
P.s. new features look great
not enough competition in that department. im satisfied with my free VLC player
Just a small correction but the only thing the free players cannot do currently is decode DTS-HD and TrueHD tracks (just the core) otherwise i agree with everything else (unless they can bit-stream to a decoder but my current 4850 cannot do this so i am unsure). it is simply appalling when a company that sells software creates such a large program when a free alternative is tiny in comparison and does the job better, good example is Adobe Reader 200MB+ on hdd and foxit 10.5MB or even sumatra
that made so much sense that i think i might have to run into a wall head first.