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Now I can play just about any video format that comes along andwhen new formats become available, I am sure that I will be able to find a player that will run under the Windows XP OS.
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To my pleasant surprise, my large screen TV had a dedicated PC input and when I turned it all on, the PC's video came up in full screen, WOW! I then plugged the Argosy into a spare USB port and am able to use it in Hard Disk mode to access my video library. I moved my HD-PVR and Total Media Extreme over to the new computer (actually a refurbished computer, but there are some new ones in this price range) and licensed it to play videos from my DivX account. I did spend a little bit more on a wireless mouse/keyboard combination so that I wouldn't have to be plugging cables in and out all the time. The computer fit on my media shelf and only came to $180.00. It came with Windows XP which includes Windows Media Player. So what is a video enthusiast to do?Ī coule of weeks ago, I saw an offer that I couldn't refuse, I came across a small form-factor desktop computer with an 80GB hard drive.
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MP4 and MPEG-4 formats are most likely the wave of the future. The MPEG-4 format has so many variants, that there is probably no current media player that can play them all, Caveat Emptor. I also briefly evaluated a Western Digital Media Player but returned it as it did not offer any additional features over what I already had. The D-Link can play some of the formats that the Argosy cannot and vice-versa. There are a lot of new products coming out every day. I am not picking on Argosy, but feel the need to raise awareness about the entire media player market. I have yet to find an Xvid, DivX or MP4 format that I can play on it. After some fiddling, I found I was able to convert the audio to PCM, but this required re-rendering the entire video, causing some loss of video quality. When I went to play DVD Folder files, I first experienced a format that was specified, but would not play the audio. Sure enough when I played MPEG-1 MPEG-2 files, things went well, AVI and DVD ISO played good also. The specs indicated that it could play MPEG-1, MPEG-2, MPEG-4, (AVI, DivX 3.11, 4.x, 5.x, 6.x HD, Xvid, MP4, MOV), DVD Folder, and DVD ISO.
The Argosy was quite impressive, I got it with a 1TB drive and began to fill it up with videos. There is a short bootup time, but the menu is readily available and the network files don't take forever to appear.
Well I thought maybe I could find a better media player that would have a more responsive user interface, so after much research, reading reviews, scrutinizing media formats of various offerings, I chose an Argosy HV359T as it had an impressive list of media formats that it could play. It takes a long time to navigate through the menus and the menus are only available after several minutes of power on. I purchased a D-Link DSM-520 about a year ago and was pleased with how many file formats It could play, but I found the user interface to be on the clunky side. I have been fiddling with (oops, I mean evaluating) media players for over a year now.
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