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CyberLink Volume License Program
About CyberLink Volume License
CyberLink, a maker of the world-acclaimed DVD player software PowerDVD, also designs multimedia solutions for well-known brands such as DELL, HP, ACER, Medion, Packard Bell, and Dixons, to name a few. PowerDVD can help organizations achieve their business goals with powerful, yet easy-to-use video solutions, and now comes with a Volume License Program to better serve corporate, academic, government, and non-profit customers. Millions of licenses have already been granted to major organizations every year—all of them recognizable household names .
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CyberLink Volume License offers are valid for all purchase options above. If you decide to purchase from your resellers, please ask them for this special offer
PowerDVD Volume License Program
The Best Enterprise Solution for DVD Playback
Who Will Need PowerDVD Volume Licenses?
- Are your PCs equipped with a DVD drive and Windows Media Player but cannot play DVDs?
- Do you want to migrate to Vista but are unsure if you need to update your DVD player software as well as your PC?
- Are you finding it hard to manage the various DVD software pre-installed on your PCs?
- Is your current bundled DVD software unable to support auto-deployment to every PC in your corporation?
How Does it Benefit Me?
- One activation key to help deploy the software across the entire organization
- Available in the following license options: full license, upgrade license, OEM/bundled license renewal, and maintenance license
- Widely preinstalled in PCs and with an attractive upgrade price, PowerDVD is the logical choice for you to standardize your OEM player
- Compatibility with the .msi format to support auto deployment(Microsoft SMS / Windows AD)
- Permission provided for network deployment and reimaging
- Two options to enable DVD playback:
- PowerDVD SE: DVD decoder plugin for Windows Media Player
- PowerDVD Standard: full-featured version
How Does It Fit My Business Needs?
Q: I have a DVD drive and Windows Media Player. Why do I need PowerDVD?
A: MediaPlayer alone cannot play DVDs, whether it be under Windows XP Professional, XP Home, Vista Business, or Vista Basic, because it does not support Dolby or MPEG-2 formats, which are the formats of a DVD.
Q: When migrating to Windows Vista, what should I do regarding my current XP DVD playback software?
A: You may upgrade your current PowerDVD XP to PowerDVD Vista version, to ensure that your Vista PC can play DVDs.
Q: How do I manage the various OEM/bundled DVD players on my computer?
A: You may apply to the CyberLink Volume License Program and upgrade your OEM/bundled license to a corporate license. You can then simplify your software management at a reasonable price.
Q: Does PowerDVD support auto-deployment (Windows AD/Microsoft SMS)?
A: Yes! PowerDVD Corporate License is available in .msi format, which enables auto-deployment.
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