Well for playing I'd highly recommend the VLC Media Player, it's
free and pretty accessible, I believe it uses the QT framework,
excellent for DVDs. For burning files to DVD I use NCH Software Express
Burn, but it's not free. It's considerably cheaper than Nero though and
does a nice job. The only thing that isn't accessible in it by the
keyboard is the menu bar oddly enough, you have to use the mouse pointer
to click it then you can arrow around like any other menu. Nothing that
a hotspot wouldn't fix though. *grin*
Cory
On 10/02/2012 10:04 PM, Robert Ringwald wrote:
Just got a new del lap top 64 bit.
What is the best program to use for playing, ripping, etc CDs and DVDs?
--Bob Ringwald
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