Why I buy this one ?
- The No.1 Player for High-Definition Movies
- Watch new high-def movies on HD DVDs or Blu-ray Discs, Experience exceptional audio quality with 7.1 home theater audio, and high-definition Dolby Digital Plus and DTS-HD
- Enjoy extreme image performance with optimization for the latest graphics cards
- Access interactive movie content with support for BD-J and iHD
- Play movies with a choice of advanced controls and smart DVD utilities

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Price : $99.00 Usually ships in 1-2 business days

What our customer's say!

"Not fit for purpose!!", Exactly the same problem as Jay - as this seems to be pretty well-known out there (see Amazon.co.uk). The code that comes with the boxed and sealed software does not work. Cyberlink do not want to know about the problem, their first response to me was to contact the seller, not exactly their problem when the software itself is the fault. I recommend that you DO NOT BUY this product until Cyberlink clearly and widely state that they have overcome this problem (it seems to be a trivial QC issue) or you will simply be left out of pocket and very frustrated by Cyberlink's abysmal customer "service".

"Power DVD Ultra 7", Hello; The Installation would not complete the process without a Regestration key to activate the software. I tried many times on several computers. It will not activate. It tells me the key is incorrect, and cyberlink is unable to help. I ordered Vista, and doubt it will ever work.

"Works as advertised", I installed on a fairly high end Windows Vista PC and it worked as advertised. Since purchasing and intial intallation a few months ago, there has been one downloadable "patch" which probably improves support for certain HD DVD and/or BluRay DVD movies, and/or PC graphics cards. I have an inVidia 7600GT in my Vista PC, which has performed flawlessly with PowerDVD Ultra. Playback picture and sound quality have been acceptable with no noticeable synchronization issues.

My only complaint and reason for giving this product one less than 5 stars, is the price. Cyberlink's main competitor (Intervideo) offers a similar DVD player application (with questionable Vista compatibility at time of this writing) as an online website downloadable version. I believe Cyberlink does the same, but at the same retail price as the "boxed" version sold in stores (or through mail order from their website). The boxed CD-ROM version comes with a 116 page User's Guide and CD-ROM which can be re-installed on multiple computers.

If in need of a DVD software player that supports HD DVD and BluRay drives (or even better, both combined into one DVD CD-ROM drive) in a high end laptop or desktop PC, running Windows XP or Vista, PowerDVD Ultra is probably the best such application currently available.