(See for a complete list of required files.) There's no reason that a correctly packaged DX9 game shouldn't work on any current version of Windows.įor my two cents, I'm still using DirectX 9.0c exclusively in my framework because it covers a wider user base while still offering most of the features I want.
Recent versions of Windows come packaged with DX10/11, and these should always be backwards compatible with games that target older versions, but, that being said, games that use DirectX should always try to install the required version as part of the setup process. dll" errors, unless another game already forced DX9 on it, or you have the foresight to force it on the user. Most times this is used when putting an NTSC and PAL video on the same disc.Running a DX9 game on Win7 will result in a lot of "missing. So to view the information on the other side, the DVD must be removed from the player and turned over. Please note that the two-sided DVD-10 is somewhat rare, and there is no interactivity between the sides. This is referred to as a “layer break.” It is desirable to try and disguise this layer break by placing it in an inconspicuous location if possible.ĭVD-10 is a 2-sided DVD that holds up to 9.4GBs of data (around 266 minutes of video depending on compression). A characteristic or side effect with a DVD-9 is a slight pause in playback that happens when the DVD player laser changes from one layer to the next. This DVD is comprised of a solid layer and a semi-transparent layer that allows for almost twice the data of a DVD-5 and is often used to retain a higher bitrate (quality) that may not be feasible on a DVD-5. There are 3 common types of DVDs: DVD-5, DVD-9, and DVD-10.Ī DVD-5 is a single layer DVD that holds up to 4.7GB of data (around 120-133 minutes of video depending on compression).ĭVD-9 is a dual layer single sided DVD that holds up to 8.5GB of data (around 240 minutes of video depending on compression).
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