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What Cougtek said and handruin presented. Learned long ago not to rely on seagate. Been buying mostly HGST since they bought IBM's drive business, though I do have a few WD Raptor drives, and a Toshiba branded hgst drive. Not that this is helpful to the op. Hope your new drive proves more...

Cheaper? Yes More light? Yes - That being the point. Better Quality light? what with all the choices, I'd say yes. Dimmable? Some are - http://dimmablecfls.com/ More efficient? They have improved over the last few years, but do you really trust the figures being put out by those wanting...

I want one just for the looks of the thing. But probably won't; CFL's are more energy efficient, that matters to me more.

Come to think of it, I have not played encrypted blu-rays with Media Player Classic, so stereodud is correct.

You may be right about the menu's. I've only played movie only blu-rays with it, not tried with a regualr disk.

I thought I goofed. And I've been good.

I've had no problem playing encryped blu-rays with Media Player Classic. I'm pretty sure that's because it can.

You will need a software player to play blu-ray. I use Media Player Classic, it's free, and it works. I've tried VLC, but it's not worked as well as Media Player Classic. You can get Media Player Classic here: http://mpc-hc.sourceforge.net/

I've had better luck with VGA then either DVI or HDMI to TV's. That is, I can get the correct resolution with VGA, not so with DVI and HDMI, and the resulting picture quality is way better when the resolution is correct. You will need a software player to play blu-ray. I use Media Player...

This all reminds of Chicken little. "The sky is falling! The sky is falling!

Thx, I'm bringing the entertainment.

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