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Subject: DVD:  To be or not to be?
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From: n9ogk@juno.com (Jack W Doyle)
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Out of curiosity (after reading the July issue of Stereo Review), I have
to ask:  Is there anyone working on DVD drivers for FreeBSD?  From what I
have read, there is great potential for DVD.  

(Taken from the magazine)

"Creative Labs, maker of Sound Blaster sound cards and other multimedia
products, is now offering the $500 PC-DVD kit that includes a DVD-ROM
drive that is capable of playing CD's and CD-ROMS's and a Dolby
Digital/MPEG-2 A/V decoder board; there is also a hardware coy-protection
included so that one can also play DVD movies."

What do you guys think?

Jack

The faster your computer is, the slower your life becomes.