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ihad2buyit said:For the FW members who have this already, is there any news on whether it can play VOB files over USB. And for the sake of argument, we each have our own preferences on how we would like to store our files. I like to store them on VOB format rather than having the disk.

Lets keep this topic on track with the DVD player itself.

If you want to stay on topic then take ur question to the proper site, which was already given to you at dvdrhelp.com and read the comments on the player and quit asking inane questions that have no relevence to the item here.
And for the love of God, quit storing VOBS!! Whats next? RM files? ughhhh


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vyvy411 said:All of my download movies are in iso format. Can it be played with this player? If not, is there any player out there that has usb hook up to external hard drive, and play iso format? Thank you for the advise.I don't know any software player which may playback ISO. It's not a movie format, it's a CD/DVD image format. On PC you may install some program like DeamonTools, after that it will be viewed as drive. But no hardware standalone players can playback ISO from USB.

Message edited by: vleek on 2008-06-10 14:16:58 CDT
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ihad2buyit said:
And for the love of God, quit storing VOBS!! Whats next? RM files? ughhhh


I would jump in fast on the player with RMVB capability.
I got the pioneer DV-400V couple weeks ago. It works great so far.

Message edited by: delson on 2008-06-10 14:33:25 CDT
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Good! Just got one from mountain view,CA costco


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kent, WA has them too ($39.99) .... i had to renew my membership argh....


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budster said:Izpoof said:
Again, why bother with vobs, if u have the dvd then play the dvd, if ur doing dvd shrink or decrypter then convert to avi or mpeg while decrypting or shrinking for that matter which saves space instead of using full size vobs which is one of the bennies of using a divx plyer.
whatever ur doing with vobs can be done just as easily with xvid/divx plus ur savig space, so puh lease save ur rantings for those that dont know any better. dvdrhelp.com is the gospel on these matters.


I know this is getting a bit off topic, but how does one go about converting to avi or mpeg while decrypting a DVD? I've always used DVD Shrink to backup my DVDs to an external HD and the output of this process is VOB files. I don't see a DVD Shrink option to change the output to avi. If someone can point me to an article on how to do this (hopefully, it's easy and simple to do), I'd really appreciate it. Thanks.

Divx is a very different process involving tons of tools.
Check doom9.org


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alhall said:I'd like to know what converter you use that gets 20min conversion times from DVD to .avi???

Izpoof said:DealsBrokeMe said:Izpoof said:ysb said:To those who own this machine:


BTW, if its taking u 2 hrs to convert on ur "quad core"(which is a dual core personafied) then you're doing something terribly wrong or ur multitaskin like an sob, either way it takes me about 20min for a normal 90 min dvd.

2 hours to convert on a quad core!! LMAO

Rack him, Im out

I said 20mts to get a DvdShrink dump and about 2hours for multipass with filters to get a Divx6 of 1.2GB output.
Try a good 9GB dvd disk run through mutli-pass with filters and let me know how it fares on your supercomputer.


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someone kindly post an item # from Costco. I don't need another dvd player; however, I have NetFlix and a lot of times my wifes' one movie is sitting there for week sometimes two. I'd like to put it on a flash drive from my computer and and let her play it whenever. I'm somewhat familiar with shrink, decrypter, dvdfab etc. It's been stated that it won't play an ISO image. It was also stated that you should decrypt to AVI file. I too am curioius to know if you put a Vidoe_TS folder on it containing VOBS, if it will play.

Also, I've never really played with the AVI format. will dvddecrypter convert to AVI? Then I simply drag and drop to flash drive and insert in player? Thanks

Message edited by: bnbhoha on 2008-06-10 15:24:22 CDT
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bnbhoha said:someone kindly post an item # from Costco. I don't need another dvd player; however, I have NetFlix and a lot of times my wifes' one movie is sitting there for week sometimes two. I'd like to put it on a flash drive from my computer and and let her play it whenever. I'm somewhat familiar with shrink, decrypter, dvdfab etc. It's been stated that it won't play an ISO image. It was also stated that you should decrypt to AVI file. I too am curioius to know if you put a Vidoe_TS folder on it containing VOBS, if it will play.

Also, I've never really played with the AVI format. will dvddecrypter convert to AVI? Then I simply drag and drop to flash drive and insert in player? Thanks

It would play the .vob files, which you can extract very easily out of the .ISO.
Just map the .iso with alcohol, nero image or ???
Goto VIDEO_TS and extract the files...


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The item number for Costco is 599237.


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so far nobody has posted the ITEM# of this thing yet? This is not like FW at all.
Me think this item is so limited in production that only a few birdies have gotten it so far.
Perhaps the 5992 has technical issues that Philips has stopped releasing them after hitting a few Costco shelves?
It's very unlike Costco so sell an item that's not available online and not available at most other Costco!


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nousername said:The item number for Costco is 599237.

Thank you.

Sadly, a search for this item# on costco.com showed nothing. Me think it's either discontiued, or late in getting to the rest of the other Costco wareshouses! This is so unlike Costco though.

Message edited by: go4broke on 2008-06-10 15:51:10 CDT
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go4broke said:nousername said:The item number for Costco is 599237.

Thank you.

Sadly, a search for this item# on costco.com showed nothing. Me think it's either discontiued, or late in getting to the rest of the other Costco wareshouses! This is so unlike Costco though.

Me think you should call your local Costco B&M for availability. Me also think they can tell you which closest costco has it in stock if they dont have them.


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Do we need a coupoon for the rebate?

thanks!


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go4broke said:nousername said:The item number for Costco is 599237.

Thank you.

Sadly, a search for this item# on costco.com showed nothing. Me think it's either discontiued, or late in getting to the rest of the other Costco wareshouses! This is so unlike Costco though.

The model just came out. This and the nearly identical 5990 recently that became available. Call the store and ask for how many are in stock. No, this is not a hot deal with limited availability in which the paranoid here claim the store employees will scoop up all the available units. The employee at my local Costco said the computer indicates that there are 106 in stock.

Update: As others have posted, the 5992 will flash files off flash drives and hard drives. The manual for the 5990 and 5992 are the same. The comparison page at Philips website is not accurate. Calling Philips for technical questions regarding features is probably a waste of time because those paid to answer the phone only know what is given to them. They probably have the same inaccurrate specification comparison information. The manually even indicates the two players USB port can only be use for flash memory drives which is not true.

Message edited by: Brighton on 2008-06-11 07:41:41 CDT
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I called Costco in Mountain view CA and the idiot in administrative department(probably ex: Bestbuy employee) told me that this item # is for the item that is not sold in warehouse. Its is available online.

So I called Sunnyvale, CA costco and found out that 52 are available in Mountain view CA costco.

For Bay area resident, most of the stores have this in stock except Santa Clara and Sunnyvale Costco.


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no need, just bring it and checkout


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Just got back from the SSF airport Costco. They had a whole pallet of them. $39.95 at the register. No coupon needed.

Message edited by: alhall on 2008-06-10 16:40:24 CDT
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Any sightings in DFW metroplex Costcos?

[Yippee!! Post #200]

Message edited by: mega on 2008-06-10 17:20:53 CDT
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anyone know if they have them at the foster city, ca location?
thanks


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