Keep your eye out for sales on PowerDVD. They seem to have them frequently.
Oh. Yes, that's not the best price. I think I purchased my version for 50% off when I bought it. You just have to keep an eye out for the good sales. Of course, if you don't need to play Blu-ray discs, something like VLC is great. As I mentioned, I use it for most videos I have. I only purchased PowerDVD for the Blu-ray capabilities.
OK, thanks i'll wait or ask if they could do a sale for 50% or more off
I use PowerDVD because it has the best image quality and has a feature called True Motion which makes 24 or 30 FPS videos play smoother to play as if they were shot in a higher framerate giving them a more real-life effect. In addition, it supports every format there, video, image, audio, you name it. One player for everything.
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