NVIDIA NVDVD v2.55 Update Patch Download

Posted at November 2, 2024 by PCI-DB Team

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Device Name	NVIDIA NVDVD v2.55 Update Patch
Category	Other Drivers Tools
Manufacturer	NVIDIA
File Size	4.4 MB
Supported OS	Windows 2K ,Windows XP

NVIDIA NVDVD v2.55 Update Patch Description

This is the latest patch for NVDVD 2.0 player

Update:

DVD Player

VMR9 support
Support for 32KHz audio and mono MPEG audio
Added decode support for 1080p 24fps digital cinema content
Added support for Matrox Parhelia graphics cards
Added scripting support to control NVDVD from web pages
Added support for Title menus from DVD menu button when no root menu exists
Added reset of timescale to 1X on Stop or Quit
Added support to fallback to default mode if user selected VMR deinterlace mode not available
Performance improvements for video, audio and skins
More robust FF/RW support
More robust time scaling support
Improved default saturation and contrast values
Improved S/PDIF support
Improved Dolby Headphone performance
Improved Dolby Pro Logic II features
Improved MP3 ID3V2 tag support
Fixed subpicture wrong color after navigating between menus and movie using DXVA
Fixed crash when frame/audio capture to invalid directory
Fixed NVIDIA audio/video decoders not found issue
Fixed disc still appears as inserted after ejecting it while in file player mode
Fixed 24bit/48KHz audio support
Media Center:

Added support for 32KHz audio and mono MPEG audio
Added compliant capability bits
Improved FF/RW support
Fixed suspend/resume problem
Fixed misaligned subpicture during resume to DVD menu
File Player:

Added save/restore of CD audio volume
Added support for Elecard MPEG2 demux
Added hot keys for volume, quit and full screen
Added display of correct number of audio channels
Fixed wave out getting muted during file playback with EWS88MT audio
Fixed crash when Alt-Enter with no video playing
Fixed hang after suspend with shuffle enabled

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