DivX DVD Player?

euglycaemia

I am looking for a DivX DVD Player

USB2.0 / multiregion
[not necessarily HDMI upscaling]

Any nice deals at present?

PeteHerts

Vistron DVD-026 5.1 Channel DVD/ Divx Player £24.78 delivered by 5 working day supersaver.




Product Features:
1) Support Divx and MPEG 4 network video decoder
2) Built-in DOLBY digital (AC-3) decoder 5.1 channel output, digital karaoke system
3) Digital Dolby/LPCM digital audio, optical, coaxial output
4) Support computer VGA output Video ponderance output high clear graphic
5) OSD in multi-language, OSD in multi-subtitle with multi-dub language multi-angle of view and 32 subtitles opt, parent lock
6) Digital image adjust technology
7) PAL/NTSC system
8) Auto protection screen Full dustproof desgin
9) Green protection environment power Super wide voltage AC100V 240V 50Hz/60Hz £©
10)Super compatible with DVD/MPEG 4/SVCD/VCD/CD standard format disc etc,Fluent read MP3/MPEG-4 CD-R/CD-RW/HDCD/JPEG/Kodak Picture CD


http://www.ebuyer.com/product/131898#

euglycaemia

PeteHerts wrote: »

Vistron DVD-026 5.1 Channel DVD/ Divx Player £24.78 delivered by 5 working day supersaver.




Product Features:
1) Support Divx and MPEG 4 network video decoder
2) Built-in DOLBY digital (AC-3) decoder 5.1 channel output, digital karaoke system
3) Digital Dolby/LPCM digital audio, optical, coaxial output
4) Support computer VGA output Video ponderance output high clear graphic
5) OSD in multi-language, OSD in multi-subtitle with multi-dub language multi-angle of view and 32 subtitles opt, parent lock
6) Digital image adjust technology
7) PAL/NTSC system
8) Auto protection screen Full dustproof desgin
9) Green protection environment power Super wide voltage AC100V 240V 50Hz/60Hz £©
10)Super compatible with DVD/MPEG 4/SVCD/VCD/CD standard format disc etc,Fluent read MP3/MPEG-4 CD-R/CD-RW/HDCD/JPEG/Kodak Picture CD


http://www.ebuyer.com/product/131898#

Thanks........
can't see detail about USB connectivity?
Is this Multiregion?

PeteHerts

Oops no USB or multi-region so please ignore my post.

globalds

something like this
£30.49 inc.VAT

SumVision PHEONIX PREMIUM
DVS-PHEONP
Ever wished your DVD movies would look cleaner and crisper whilst watching them through your HDMI Ready LCD/Plasma Television? Sumvision, a company always at the cutting edge of technology at affordable prices have the answer.

Using the latest up-scaling technology, Sumvision's Phoenix HDMI DVD player can breath new life into the picture quality of your DVD movies. The Phoenix enhances both the colour and definition of the images from your DVDs and pictures on a High Definition (HD) display.

Added features of the Phoenix player includes a built-in SD/MS/MMC memory card slot, meaning you can display pictures (not video) stored on your card straight onto your TV via the Phoenix. It also houses a USB2.0 slot so you can transfer and display image files from stored on a USB pen drive onto your TV.

Playability: DVD - DVD+/-R
DVD+/-RW
CD R - CD RW
CD AUDIO/VIDEO
JPEG
HDCD
SVCD
Kodak Picture
Divx 4.0, 5.0, 6.0
XVID
MP3
MPEG-4

Output Connections: HDMI Digital Audio/video
Component-video (P-Scan / Interlaced )
SCART
S-Video
Composite-video (CVBS) RCA
Audio L/R RCA
Optical SPDIF digital audio
Coaxial SPDIF digital audio

Input Connections: USB 2.0
Memory –card slot (SD-MMC-MS)

Audio: PCM, Dolby digital (AC3)

http://www.eclipsecomputers.com/product.aspx?code=DVS-PHEONP&af=50

Lots of other places sell this

PeteHerts

PeteHerts wrote: »

Oops no USB or multi-region so please ignore my post.

Reading the reviews on Ebuyer it says this plays region 1 and looking at http://www.redstore.com/fx/techinfo.php?itm_code=OEMDVD032&action_code=OEMDVD032 it says it's multi-region so the only thing it's lacking is the USB.

barnishroader

globalds wrote: »

something like this
£30.49 inc.VAT

SumVision PHEONIX PREMIUM
DVS-PHEONP
Ever wished your DVD movies would look cleaner and crisper whilst watching them through your HDMI Ready LCD/Plasma Television? Sumvision, a company always at the cutting edge of technology at affordable prices have the answer.

Using the latest up-scaling technology, Sumvision's Phoenix HDMI DVD player can breath new life into the picture quality of your DVD movies. The Phoenix enhances both the colour and definition of the images from your DVDs and pictures on a High Definition (HD) display.

Added features of the Phoenix player includes a built-in SD/MS/MMC memory card slot, meaning you can display pictures (not video) stored on your card straight onto your TV via the Phoenix. It also houses a USB2.0 slot so you can transfer and display image files from stored on a USB pen drive onto your TV.

Playability: DVD - DVD+/-R
DVD+/-RW
CD R - CD RW
CD AUDIO/VIDEO
JPEG
HDCD
SVCD
Kodak Picture
Divx 4.0, 5.0, 6.0
XVID
MP3
MPEG-4

Output Connections: HDMI Digital Audio/video
Component-video (P-Scan / Interlaced )
SCART
S-Video
Composite-video (CVBS) RCA
Audio L/R RCA
Optical SPDIF digital audio
Coaxial SPDIF digital audio

Input Connections: USB 2.0
Memory –card slot (SD-MMC-MS)

Audio: PCM, Dolby digital (AC3)

http://www.eclipsecomputers.com/product.aspx?code=DVS-PHEONP&af=50

Lots of other places sell this

am i right in thinking this plays mpegs and avis when burned onto a disc?
am looking for something like that as i have loads of stuff downloaded on my pc and dont have the time to convert them all the dvd format.

DNK

Philips DVP5960 - Divx, USB and multi region. It's £45 from Dixons or ASDA.
Had one for a while now and plays everything I chuck at it. It does upscaling if you ever needed it too. Loads of good reviews on the net about it.
I have loads of AVI files so can fit 5-6 films on to a DVD and they all play well.
However with most DVD USB players, you can't play movies from a USB stick or external hdd UNLESS it has its own power supply. Something to do with the USB port not being able to supply enough power constantly to the USB device (I think.)

globalds

barryheffron wrote: »

am i right in thinking this plays mpegs and avis when burned onto a disc?
am looking for something like that as i have loads of stuff downloaded on my pc and dont have the time to convert them all the dvd format.

Yes you are right .But seeing as it has USB 2 .why not buy yourself a flash drive ..4gig is about £9.00 from play.com ..there is even a £2.00 discount from Sunday mail .
Then just play movies straight from flash ...That's how I have it working .
Seems a waste burning a movie you only watch once ...Just keep the good stuff.

globalds

DNK wrote: »

Philips DVP5960 - Divx, USB and multi region. It's £45 from Dixons or ASDA.
Had one for a while now and plays everything I chuck at it. It does upscaling if you ever needed it too. Loads of good reviews on the net about it.
I have loads of AVI files so can fit 5-6 films on to a DVD and they all play well.
However with most DVD USB players, you can't play movies from a USB stick or external hdd UNLESS it has its own power supply. Something to do with the USB port not being able to supply enough power constantly to the USB device (I think.)

This is wrong ...most flash drives will work ...You are better getting a faster one ,but I have never had any problems .
An external hard drive will need to be plugged into a power supply ...And formatted in FAT 32.

DNK

Globalds,

Firstly I said "most" players but obviously as time moves on this issue can be overcome with firmware updates and new models etc. Also, I have tried USB flash with several players and they would only play music and pictures so the problem is there.
I mentioned the HDD power issue, you have said I was wrong yet make the statement yourself?? :huh:
At the end of the day most players are not guaranteed to be able to play movies from USB. You have to take it from a review or ask someone else who has tried it.