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02-03-2010, 09:00
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Too good to miss??
Please excuse if this thread is in the wrong place, as it's my first post.
Anyway... I spotted this little player and it looks ideal as a second/bedroom player or a cheap one to keep the kids quiet. It plays films or anything that is burned to a Dvd as DATA, allowing you to get 5 or 6 films on 1 DVD without having to go through the process of re-encoding them back to DVD-R. Ideal for archiving photos, or complete TV shows. Its bog standard but for the price (reduced again this week) it's hard to beat. If you want a slightly better version go for the "SUMVISION PHOENIX" premier edition at approx £25 ..( I can vouch for this as I have two of them) This player is a gem and it UPSCALES to 1080p and also includes a usb port so you can watch films, view slideshows ....etc straight from your FLASH DRIVE/KEY or MEMORY CARD .... Xenta Value DIVX & XVID DVD Player - Ebuyer Sumvision Phoenix Premium HDMI DVD/DivX Player - SVP Not sure if links will work you may have to copy/paste to browser, also sumvision player looks full size but check sizes it's quite small and does the lot! IN NO WAY DO I CONDONE DISTRIBUTION OR REPRODUCTION OF COPYRIGHTED MATERIAL |
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13-05-2010, 10:14
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Re: Too good to miss??
"IN NO WAY DO I CONDONE DISTRIBUTION OR REPRODUCTION OF COPYRIGHTED MATERIAL"
Neither do I, because that's very very naughty. (Honest, I mean that). (No, really I do). |
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13-05-2010, 12:19
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Re: Too good to miss??
I use a Lacie Network Store drive & watch my movies through the Xbox360, less hassle as no DVD making to do.
I want one of those media players that you can plug a USB drive into and then watch movies straight into the TV. |
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