JW

Check teh SIS Website to see if your specific chipset is supported my MCE
since only the most recently releassed of their chipsets meet requirements
susch as Dx9 support.

"Oceanwatcher" <Oceanwatcher@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:1BEAE402-8258-4466-A1FB-F904DF1BC093@microsoft.com...
>I did not even realise that you could download different versions of RC1?
> Mine is has "Ultimate" attached to its name :-)
>
> I have a feeling it is lacking the right driver for the graphics card. It
> is
> an on-board card with SiS chipset.
>
> Do you know where I can find drivers for Vista or do you know a grphics
> card
> (AGP) that definitely is supported?
>
> --
>
> Regards,
>
> Oceanwatcher
>
>
> "santosh hegde" wrote:
>
>> do you have windows ultimate/ home premium cause you should be able to
>> play
>> dvds in those skus.Please let us know.thanks
>>
>> "Oceanwatcher" wrote:
>>
>> > I downloaded Vista today and wanted to try out some of the online
>> > content.
>> > Also, I wanted to see the few clips that comes with Vista and check how
>> > DVD's
>> > are playing.
>> >
>> > When I try to access any online content or play the recorded clips, I
>> > get a
>> > "Video Error" - Files needed to display video are not installed or
>> > working
>> > correctly. Please restart Windows Media Center or restart the computer.
>> >
>> > Also, I can not find any place in Media Center to play DVD....
>> >
>> > I know I need to buy a codec to have MPEG2 playback, but the online
>> > content
>> > should be WindowsMediaVideo and have no problems playing!
>> >
>> > What is wrong here?
>> >
>> > And yes - the PC has been restarted countless times.