can you copy a karaoke DVD to a USB drive and have this player play it from the USB? Same question for VCD.
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Yes Study the owner's manual and practice. You will eventually be able to do what you trying to do.
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The product description states: "The DGX-213's most important feature is to convert CD+Gs into MP3+Gs and storing them on a USB device or SD card. You also have the option to record using many sources such as from your CDs, VCDs, CD+Gs, MP3+Gs, or AVI files (AVI audio track must be encoded in MP3)." Even if it didn't or you decide to purchase a different Karaoke player, you can copy the CD+G's to your computer, then using a free software called AudioGrabber, you can convert it to any number of file types and copy them to a USB, or to a CD in a format some other player uses like MP3.
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The product description states: "The DGX-213's most important feature is to convert CD+Gs into MP3+Gs and storing them on a USB device or SD card. You also have the option to record using many sources such as from your CDs, VCDs, CD+Gs, MP3+Gs, or AVI files (AVI audio track must be encoded in MP3)."Even if it didn't or you decide to purchase a different Karaoke player, you can copy the CD+G's to your computer, then using a free software called AudioGrabber, you can convert it to any number of file types and copy them to a USB, or to a CD in a format some other player uses like MP3. The product description states: "The DGX-213's most important feature is to convert CD+Gs into MP3+Gs and storing them on a USB device or SD card. You also have the option to record using many sources such as from your CDs, VCDs, CD+Gs, MP3+Gs, or AVI files (AVI audio track must be encoded in MP3)."Even if it didn't or you decide to purchase a different Karaoke player, you can copy the CD+G's to your computer, then using a free software called AudioGrabber, you can convert it to any number of file types and copy them to a USB, or to a CD in a format some other player... » Read More The product description states: "The DGX-213's most important feature is to convert CD+Gs into MP3+Gs and storing them on a USB device or SD card. You also have the option to record using many sources such as from your CDs, VCDs, CD+Gs, MP3+Gs, or AVI files (AVI audio track must be encoded in MP3)."Even if it didn't or you decide to purchase a different Karaoke player, you can copy the CD+G's to your computer, then using a free software called AudioGrabber, you can convert it to any number of file types and copy them to a USB, or to a CD in a format some other player uses like MP3. « Show Less
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It does have a USB port.... but all the AVI & mp3 & mp4 files that i compress plays on this Phillips DVP3880K All Region player. So far there is no problem with it...& i hope it stays that way. Im waiting for my SONY DVD Burner i purchased last week & hope it arrives tomorrow. But UPS says by weeks end at the 20th of Sept. As i mentioned this player has a USB port, but never tried to use it yet to play files from another USB drive & get it recognized. Cordially, Chas.DeQ.
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Yes, you can play a CD & record it to a USB flash drive. I have all of my CD's on flash drives, which I downloaded from my computer. I simply choose a flash drive & play it back in the Teac in the shuffle mode, which is what I used to do with my old Sony 400 CD player. This is far superior in both sound quality and convenience.
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"Can I convert AVCHD to DVD format and burn to a DVD-R/DVD+R that will be playable on any home DVD player? I also what the answer to this question the answer will determinate if I buy this product or not.
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It can play a regular dvd.... It definitely can play jpg files off of a USB and it can play photos off of recorded disc as well
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Were you able to copy the DVD from the VRDMC5 model? You mentioned using a "duplicator" -- can you specify what that is?
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I think this is possible because the VCR has provisions for analog input. Why you would want to do this, I do not know because you cannot make disc recordings. You can only play what is saved on the hard drive.
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I have been able to play my cds and install my software from cds and dvds, so you can play them. Remember that you will need a usb port. I am very pleased with this dvd recorder.
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OK I found this on the operating manual and I do not believe it will play mp3 on DVD disc. From the manual: Discs that cannot be played* BDs with cartridge* BDXLs* DVD-RAMs* HD DVDs* DVD Audio discs* PHOTO CDs* Data part of CD-Extras* Super VCDs* Audio material side on DualDiscs* A disc recorded in a color system otherthan NTSC, such as PAL (this playerconforms to the NTSC color system).
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On the newer version, that is correct. You can get an external DVD player and plug it into a USB connector and it works perfectly.
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I have tried to play all types of vides formats through my LG TVs and dvd player usb ports but they will cannot recognise any files on this drive. What am I doing wrong here? I have formatted the device, there is no software installed on it. Playback works fine on my laptop and galaxy tab. :-(
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I honestly don't know the answer to that but my guess is you have to use the standard CD+G that the machine is designed to play. I bet if you contacted the manufacturer on their web site they could give you a better answer. Other than that I love my Karaoke machine.
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OK I found this on the operating manual and I do not believe it will play mp3 on DVD disc. From the manual: Discs that cannot be played * BDs with cartridge * BDXLs * DVD-RAMs * HD DVDs * DVD Audio discs * PHOTO CDs * Data part of CD-Extras * Super VCDs * Audio material side on DualDiscs * A disc recorded in a color system other than NTSC, such as PAL (this player conforms to the NTSC color system).
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Yes. I have a lot of videos on an external drive connected with USB to this player, plays beautifully without any problems or hiccups. It supports almost all video formats and has no problems with 1920 HD videos. I have played mkv, mp4, avi, divx hd, xvid. All work great, it even supports multiple subtitle tracks on mp4 and mkv. Any USB stick or drive will work, I have a 500 GB drive which gets power through the USB port even. If you turn off the player it will also remember where you left off on the videos (yes, the ones on your external drive/stick). Works like a charm!
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Actually I purchased the DVD for my brother who lives in other country and took the DVD player with him. We put USB drives and Data DVD's with videos in AVI format, and played them without difficult. Probably some videos were in another format but I don't remember, the fact is that all the videos in the media were played. I don't think it would be able to read video formats from camcorders or Digital cameras without conversion to playable formats.
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No, DVDs have to be structured according to spec and contain only MP2 video with AC23, DTS, or MPEG audio. However, you can play your AVI files via the USB port, using a thumb drive. By the way, my Phillips DVD player failed the other day and I'm no longer recommending this brand.
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you should be able to play the disk through whatever your default media player is, ive tried VLC and MCP-HC and both have worked, I honestly have never used or seen said included software, id suggest looking at the setup guide it comes with to see if it's being detected properly