Samarai can TMT and PowerDVd run on the same system

[europeman]

If so can you provide me some insight
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[DrinkLyeAndDie]

If so can you provide me some insight

Yes, they can both run on the same system.

[Fernando]

Yes, both can.

[europeman]

Not sure what is happening
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[Adbear]

Not sure what is happening

Probably nothing wrong, many of us can't get the TMT crap to work, at least it doesn't restart your system like it does on some of mine

[DrinkLyeAndDie]

Probably nothing wrong, many of us can't get the TMT crap to work, at least it doesn't restart your system like it does on some of mine

I did some experimenting on my system. I tried a retail install of TotalMedia Extreme, a retail install of TotalMedia Theatre, and a trial install of TotalMedia Theatre. The extra features of TotalMedia Extreme worked except the TotalMedia Theatre portion. The only install of TotalMedia Theatre that worked was the trial version and I believe the reason is due to the version and that it resolves the x64 problems with TMT. I installed the 2.1.6.125 trial.

I wish I could use the scroll wheel to adjust the volume but, alas, you can't in TMT. I'm with SamuriHL in saying that the UI does have some nice aspects. In ways I prefer TMT's UI to PowerDVD7, PowerDVD8, and WinDVD9. I might contemplate purchasing it if I got a hefty discount. I simply am unwilling to spend ~90 USD on this piece of software.

[Adbear]

Well I don't like the fact that on some systems I've tried it on it doesn't just crash it resets the system as if I'd hit the reset button on the front (and yes I do have reboot on blue-screen switched off)