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To: Daniel Simon who wrote (36917)	10/27/1998 8:09:00 PM
From: John Rieman	Read Replies (1) of 50808

What do you need to decode a DVD movie???????????? zdnet.com How much processing power does DVD require? If you intend to play DVD movies on your PC, you should look for a decoding solution that includes dedicated hardware. In that case, even a 200-MHz Pentium MMX PC should suffice as a host system. I'd avoid a software-only decoding solution; if you have to compromise, opt for a hybrid hardware/software solution (and at least a 300-MHz Pentium II processor). I'm personally waiting for upcoming solutions based on C-Cube's new ZiVA-PC chip, which promises high-quality decoding, advanced jog and shuttle features, zooming, and more -- plus the ability to leave enough processor power so you can actually use your PC while watching a DVD movie.

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