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HDMAX BD-200C ~~~ Anyone into it ...?

moomoos — Fri, 15 Jan 2010 18:19:56 +0800

hi to all sifu's and hitech gurus'

Have come across this gadget and have compared to HiMedia 300A
http://www.microsofttranslator.com/bv.aspx....php%3fid%3d105

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On Shoot-out..... HDMAX BD-200 is the clear winner

is this a Dune 3.0 clone

* media processor: using Sigma SMP8634LF chip p
* random access memory: the 384MB (384M memory more to only be able to read menu navigation,
In the traditional sense of 256 m high definition machine capabilities to achieve the other level, HDMAX
But it is not possible full read navigation)
* FLASH ROM: 64
* built-in 1000MB udisc store:
* built-in Blu-ray DVD drives
* built-in power supply

* HDMI (V1.3), resolution options: 480P, 576P, 720 p, 1080I 720I, @ 50 Hz and 60 Hz @ 1080I, 1080P @ 50 Hz, 1080P @ 60 Hz, 1080P @ 30 Hz, 1080P @ 29Hz, 1080P @ 25 Hz, 1080P @ 24Hz, 1080P @ 23Hz
* YPbPr (seeastigmatism), resolution options: 480P, 576P, 720 p, 1080I 720I, @ 50 Hz, 1080I @ 60 Hz.
* composite video (Composite), resolution options: 576I @ PAL, NTSC 480I @
* s (s-video), resolution options: 576I @ PAL, NTSC 480I @

* HDMI (V1.3) interface: perfect audio output time era (DTS-HD, LPCM, TRUEHD lossless audio.
* figures coaxality, digital optical fiber interface: perfect output 5.1
* the left and right-channel analog 5.1 interface interface *

* a 10 m/100 m self-adapted Ethernet interface output

USB interface

* a single USB 2.0 HOST interface can support for external hard disk.

* BD-ROM * ccertificate (BD-J, BD-LIVE 2.0), BD-R/-RE (get/BDAV), DVD video, CD, RBD, TBD, MINI BD and DVD + r/+ RW (+ VR), DVD-r/-RW (VR/video), CD-r/-RW (CD-DA/data)

* BD RIP, BD ISO, M2TS, AVCHD (DVD + r/+ RW, DVD-r/-RW), AVI, MKV, TS, MP3, MP4, WMV JPEG (BD-R/-RE, DVD + r/+ RW, DVD-r/cd-r/-RW,-RW) perfect navigation menu

CD playback format

* Blu-ray disc genuine blue light (including BD-JAVA), BD25 BD50 to burn a disc to burn a movie, huihuang BD25 (TBD), MINIBD Tablet press and MINIBD to burn a disc D9 is genuine, D9 Tablet press and D5, CD Edition CD burning tablets, DTS-CD

Blu-ray playback

* BonusView picture in picture, BD-Live *, to speed up boot

Audio decode function

* the next generation of audio, DD + source code output, decode output, analog 5.1 outputs, all audio decode HDMI output analog 2 channel

Picture playback
* JPEG, BMP, PNG, GIF AutoPlay

Special presentation from the selection type
* Special presentation from original types include: Blu-ray (get a directory structure file-1080P), Blu-ray HDDVD-REMUX-1080P ISO-1080P, original, BD-REMUX-1080P, BD-RE-720p and a1080, recorded HDTV, HD cameras filmed M2TS files.
* the video formats include: H264, VC1, MPG2, AVCHD, WMV9, DIVX XIVD, and so on of the most common format, Basic includes all piece source· format.
* package styles include: isoâ, M2TS to MKV, TS, AVI, WMV.
* Special presentation from TRUEHD tracks include: DTS-HD, DTS-HD, àç¹b¤h, DTS, DD, DD + AC3, FLAC, APE, FLAC music support)

Subtitle format support
* This tradeshow support caption format comparison can have at most PGS, SRT, SSA, SUB, IDX subtitles format, and so on.

Bluray Players ~ V2

moomoos — Mon, 10 Aug 2009 13:45:38 +0800

Continuation from
http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/734159/+2520

Bluray Players

moomoos — Mon, 10 Aug 2009 13:19:22 +0800

Continuation from
http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/734159/+2520

Which AV Receiver

moomoos — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 10:37:45 +0800

Sorry to bother again,

i have shortlisted and am now picking the best of this FOUR

Yamaha 1900, 3800, 3900amd Denon 2809

hope some Sifu's and guru's can really really help this time...... cant wait for the AV Fair

Really appreciate and thanks

Quest for the Best AV Receiver

moomoos — Mon, 08 Jun 2009 12:19:17 +0800

Hello all guru's guru's

really need plenty of help out here....

i am in the mist of searching for the best AV receiver in its respective price range....... ( must have the ability to support HD-DTS, and also up-sampling from component, s-video to 1080p.. budgeting around 3k but if can get better SQ and PQ really don't mind forking out a little bit more if its worth the $$$$

--best of 3k range
--best of 4k range
--bets of 5k range

i am shortlisting Denon, Yamaha, Pioneer and Onkyo ( the Sei Tai Tien Wong)

my preference must also include quality audio as i have a dedicated CD Player and a Dvico to play lossless Flac

Also is it better to use the same speaker package, or mix and match, what i actually mean is, if i use a quality speaker for mains i am afraid, i am afraid it will not produce that good a sound quality as compared to a integrated ..... so it will be waste..... or is it....?????

Thanks,

Media Players vs HTPC vs Normal PC

Thu, 01 Jan 1970 07:30:00 +0800

Media Players vs HTPC vs Normal PC

moomoos — Fri, 09 Jan 2009 13:21:46 +0800

Hi, I am new to this forum,

I too,.... am wondering....on a quest, as to go for a simple Multimedia player like Divico, WD HD or HTPC.

1) can a normal PC be loaded with the HTPC software, if can what
software and version

2) which is better Multimedia player or HTPC in terms of simplicity

- Video to LCD(which will be better)
- up-conversion from normal DVD to 1080i/p
- audio quality when routed to a HD-DTS amplifier
- ease of use-- in terms of just switch ON, select and PLAY
- browsing and selecting ot songs, movies, --- which is faster, and
lagging or delay when selecting and play

- in terms of support and future upgrade

3) for a starter from which is the recommended buy????

4) most of all, for users that selected HTPC, or migrate from MediaPlayers
to HTPC please also elaborate why,why & WHY

I hope this request will benefit all that is half decided which to buy, as
SORRY TO SAY, we learn from past users experiences and setbacks.

thank you very much,

rgds