Is it possible at this level to 64-bit as Windows XP software. I have Window Vista Home Edition, the system is 32-bit. Visit the Web of Power DVD and check the types of files supported by the program.ĬyberLink program is not compatible with Windows Media Player on Windows vista. regarding the question of Power DVD, it is possible that the program does not play certain file formats. Read the following article, and then select Windows Media Player for the categories you want than the media player to read.Ģ. you can choose a different program by changing the AutoPlay settings.

It seems that the default program to play DVDs is changed to Power DVD.ġ. I have a two part question: 1) how is it that when I try to use Windows Media Player to play my DVDs on my computer, it will automatically switch to the Cyberlink Power DVD program? and (2) can someone tell me why Cyberlink Power DVD program plays all DVDs, some DVDs I try to play on my computer just end up in an empty black screen?

Windows Media Player and Cyberlink DVD Power

Cyber link power media player