Very few of these units show they will play VOB files. I have thousands of movies ripped to HDD in dvd folders that I will not take the time to convert to something else. I have converted a few for testing purposes and find that those converted to mpeg are very poor quality compared to the dvd rips.
I bought a KWorld M101 from Newegg and it plays my VOB files very nicely. Only thing is a slight pause when it goes from one file to the next, as the dvd rips are cut into 1gb files in the folder. And of course no HDMI option.
Can someone recommend the best typs of file to convert to for the best viewing quality and versatility?
aj654987
Member
posted: Nov. 23, 2009 @ 3:59p
not a bad deal but if I was buying a media player might as well get one that does HD.
I got an xbox 1 that can pretty much play anything except HD.
tipstir
Geeky member
posted: Nov. 23, 2009 @ 4:10p
I have seven Hauppauge MediaMVP network media player (wired/wireless) requires PC, media server or HTPC! They're old 480i but still play DivX, Xvid, MPEG1, MPEG2 without issues and can get you on the internet and view this forum, weather, traffic cam an more. But this Sony SMP-U10 is brand new and there is no data except for Amazon and Sony UK site. I am going to order it and see how good it is. WD TV HD this one had issues. There is WD TV HD 2 with LAN features. The Sony does support HD Jpeg and HDMI.
cimorene said: the non-mini WDTV was on sale for 50 after 25off75 yesterday at Staples.comGot mine today. Great picture with HDMI. Not a bad UI either. 12 second pause when swithcing from one vob file to the next. I just can't think about changing every movie folder to one vob.
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