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Which is the best DVD player, CD burner, Antivirus , video and music player that I can get?

As DVD program I use Interactual player; Nero or Roxio Easy CD creator (which is better?)  for CD burning; Norton; and Windows media player. Which other good alternate programs can I use?

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I was just thinking about this, actually. Windows Media Player is far from the best, if you have good speakers and you buy a newer Creative Labs Soundcard you can get Creative Player, where WMP has a max-playback of 192kbs I'm getting around 400kbs playback on all my movies and Mp3's. Also, it supports MPEG's and DVD's, but if you don't have a Creative Card try Music Match Jukebox; it has some good bass and sound options too.

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CDrom burning software : Nero

Antivirus : McAfee

[ although Norton has some very good products in the higher product range, the consumer version of there virus-scanner software isn't compareble to that and McAfee tends to beat them at that ]

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just a remark. . .. mayby not a good one. But Norton conflicting with other software or using a lot of system resources in a way has nothing to do from it being a good anti virus program.

Shure it are some big side effects. . but if it preforms better as a virusscanner that way then as example McAfee. . .  for the task you need it for it is better suited...

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DVD Player: Power DVD

CD Burner: Nero

Antivirus: AVG(because it has a free version, but is not the most user friendly...)

Music: Windows Media Player(The 9th edition of WMP has some serious bugs, but it's the best I can find. Beats even then new Winamp 5, because Winamp's media library is really poor)

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For any of these programs, it doesn't really matter.  At best, it depends on what you plan to do with the program that matters.  My personal preferences are:

DVD:  Doesn't matter.  At home, I use the MSI Player that came with my drive.  Any one ill do, though.

Burner:  Nero, although Roxio EasyCD Creator is good too.  AGain, it doesn't really matter.

Antivirus:  Norton.  But I really haven't used anything different.  Norton suits my needs just fine.

Video:  Windows Media Player.  Why download something else when you have what you need already?

Audio:  I use WinAmp, because WMP doesn't support OGG files and whatnot.  I also like getting the plugins for it that will let me extract and play UMX (unreal engine games use this for music) files.  AT home, I use WinAmp 2.8, because WinAmp 3 is a resource hog, but at my apartment I use WinAmp 5.  It doesn't seem to be too bulky, leaving the bells and whistles at the plugins website.  If all you play are MP3s, just stick with WMP, though.

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The PowerDVD player is wonderful because it's zonefree no matter what dvd player you use it on.

My dvd player, when used with Windows Media Player, can only play zone 2 dvds, but with PowerDVD, it can run all zones.

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As for the DVD, what's wrong with a proper DVD player and a good TV. It is much better quality than watching it on computer in my opinion.

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I agree with ghost, if you have a pair of crappy speakers you got for free winamp is fine if you sepent a bit on a good system.

creative player is the only way to rock my 7.1 system  8)

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DVD: Dont have a DVD burner

I mean a DVD player software...

How about Panda software as antivirus? How is it?

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