Nvidia DVD Player

The Intel Developer Forum is still boiling, as new products pop up every hour. After the announcements from Intel, we now walk towards Nvidia’s area, where the company is unveiling the NVDVD, a new software-based DVD player/decoder. NVDVD delivers the benefits of Dolby Surround technology for users with multi-channel sound cards.

Nvidia is more known for its hardware products, most notably the popular GPUs GeForce. But this new DVD solution is entirely software and utilizes video decoding engine to deliver users a sharper, more true to life video image. NVDVD comes with integrated Dolby Digital support and delivers the benefits of Dolby Surround technology for users with multi-channel sound cards. For consumers who want to utilize external audio processors such as a home theater receiver, NVDVD can output direct digital audio via an S/PDIF connector for external processing of Dolby Digital, DTS, MPEG audio, or LPCM formats. download

Tags: channel_sound_cards, dolby_digital_dts, dolby_surround, Hardware, mpeg_audio, nvdvd, nvidia, Software, video_decoding, video_image

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