I know it barely does any acceleration, but I ran it a while ago using Xing DVD player, and it had these ugly folds in the screen.
it's hard to describe, but it's as if the screen was folded in several places horizontally by one pixel, so you can see when edges go through the "fold", you get a jagged edge where the fold is.
I was told by someone that this is normal for Voodoo 3's, but I'd much rather be able to run Software DVD right now then Hardware, becuase I don't have to worry too much about compatability. (found out it's the Matrix that causes most problems when playing DVD's}.
I tried some more playing while downloading (my modem shares an IRQ with the H+ card), and it seemed to work for Enemy of the State fine.. though when I played the Matrix I got an instant BSOD (for some reason with that movie, I have to insert another movie, play a little bit of it, and then put in the matrix to get the Matrix to work). I also tried playing Independance Day while connected, and it worked fine, till the computer just locked up (no BSOD, just a lock). I'm going to test this more..
it's hard to describe, but it's as if the screen was folded in several places horizontally by one pixel, so you can see when edges go through the "fold", you get a jagged edge where the fold is.
I was told by someone that this is normal for Voodoo 3's, but I'd much rather be able to run Software DVD right now then Hardware, becuase I don't have to worry too much about compatability. (found out it's the Matrix that causes most problems when playing DVD's}.
I tried some more playing while downloading (my modem shares an IRQ with the H+ card), and it seemed to work for Enemy of the State fine.. though when I played the Matrix I got an instant BSOD (for some reason with that movie, I have to insert another movie, play a little bit of it, and then put in the matrix to get the Matrix to work). I also tried playing Independance Day while connected, and it worked fine, till the computer just locked up (no BSOD, just a lock). I'm going to test this more..
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