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  1. 30th Jun 2004 20:54 #1
    DaveS
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    Does anyone know anything about when dvdlab 1.4 might come out of beta? wondering whether it's worth downloading the beta or waiting until the 'official' release..if demuxing/muxing is faster that would be nice and I thought it was in 1.4
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    It is definitely worth d/l ing the beta (b5c).

    Why the rush for a released version?
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    Their webpage says jun/jul, but I noticed in b5c they got an 'enter reg code' box - so from that I take it it won't be that long till release
    or are they gona go to RC1?
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    Originally Posted by awlchu
    It is definitely worth d/l ing the beta (b5c).

    Why the rush for a released version?
    not a rush but at this point, my pref. is to let some of the bugs shake out w/ others before diving in ... have come to appreciate a stable release rather than bleeding edge, that's all...
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