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<blockquote data-quote="kiwijunglist" data-source="post: 528281" data-attributes="member: 76888">installing saf (unlocked version, carefully following the instructions) takes care of dvd/hdtv/HD video files/online videos/etc...you don't need to worry about setting it up, it will setup all the settings perfectly and make all the choices for you.saf is not bloated, it actually doesn't contain many codecs at all.&nbsp; i don't like codec packs, but saf i think is ok.you need external application to play bluray, so install pdvd9 to play bluray..EDIT: Also download 'hirens boot cd' (use google to find it)Use backup tool -&gt; True image to make a backup after you format/install windowsThen make a 2nd backup after installing drivers (except for video card driver)Then make a 3rd backup after installing video card driverThen make a 4th backup after installing mediaportalThen make a 5th backup after installing pdvd9/saf stuff(guaranteed to save u time in the future!)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kiwijunglist, post: 528281, member: 76888"] installing saf (unlocked version, carefully following the instructions) takes care of dvd/hdtv/HD video files/online videos/etc... you don't need to worry about setting it up, it will setup all the settings perfectly and make all the choices for you. saf is not bloated, it actually doesn't contain many codecs at all. i don't like codec packs, but saf i think is ok. you need external application to play bluray, so install pdvd9 to play bluray. . EDIT: Also download 'hirens boot cd' (use google to find it) Use backup tool -> True image to make a backup after you format/install windows Then make a 2nd backup after installing drivers (except for video card driver) Then make a 3rd backup after installing video card driver Then make a 4th backup after installing mediaportal Then make a 5th backup after installing pdvd9/saf stuff (guaranteed to save u time in the future!) [/QUOTE]

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