720p DivX files from USB or Disc?
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You can not view 1080p divx or xvid by this machine. any of 59 series. I own 5980/12. it's the chipset it has: Zoran Vaddis 7 (778) see the manufacturer's spec sheet: http://img65.exs.cx/img65/7866/zoranvaddis7spec1pq.gif ps: copy paste the URL to address bar and click "go".
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You need a CD or DVD player that will decode HDCD. If you have one, and connect it to the VSX 70, the VSX 70 will handle it.
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Take them to a video transfer store and have them convert to video files on DVD. Or if you have a desktop PC, buy a firewire PCI E card.
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The US version of BD370 does not support DivX (either on USB or on disk). The version sold in Europe support DivX on USB and disk.I believe the US BD390 does not support DivX either
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I have not personally tried...But Accordingly to the manual all things in these formats will work On a USB flash drive. (DivX HD, JPEG, JPG, MPO, AC3 (Dolby Digital), EAC3, HAAC, AAC, MPEG, MP3, PCM, DTS)
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Dear CustomerMinimum 200dpi resolution picture is perfect for quality. Still if you have any confusion then please contact usBest regardsCanvas Fusion
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DVD doesn't support HD Divx.it just upscale to 1080p. you will get more help here http://forum.videohelp.com/topic349792.html
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If your Dvd has composite input for recording, I guess this works. Just remind laptop screen is good for low resolution such as 320x240 or 640x480 which are used for retro console emulators full screen output by direct 3d. Normal windows screen is too high resolution even if it is 800x600 to see the characters they will be blurred c
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Think the only difference is being able to plug into a USB port and being able to record DIVX trailer to DVD. Neither of which I'd ever use
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It will play most all AVI files from either disc or USB drive. You can even plug in 2 USB drives and pick between them from the on screen display. I have found the BDP-80 to be my best player when it comes to DivX and Xvid formats. The FF is very smooth and playback is very snappy, plus load times are fast as well. Except for HD DVD discs, this thing can play every format I own. I don't think you will be disappointed with it.
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Assuming you are using a VGA port (you didn't specify how you plan to connect), just use a VGA cable as other reviewers suggest. VGA is an analog standard but can still support high resolution -- you might just see some minor signal degradation.HDCP as mentioned below could be an issue depending on the movie type -- if it's not DRM (rights management) you should be fine.
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The software does have hardware support so upscaling is pretty good. However,DVD MPEG decoder with upscaling has been freely available for sometime in codec packs and is a feature of VLC. I wouldn't spend money on this product or any DVD playback software if you weren't planning on watching Blurays.
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I'm not sure if you can plug an External USB device and play the files, you could however share your DVD/BluRay drive on your computer and play the files over the newtork (wired gigabit connection to be stable). It will play bluray/dvd iso or raw files. I bought a few 4TB externals and just created ISO files out of my blurays so I don't have to get up and get the disc, I can just select them from a list and play them.
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Hi. You need to download a short authorization video from DIVX on to the USB drive then view and play it on the tv. Then it will work with DIVX videos and Photos will show up and you can view those as well. So you might want to get the free divx player/convert on your PC to use for loading your USB drive for HDTV use. I am pretty sure when your TV would not let you use your USB it told you a website to go to. Write it down and follow directions. Let me know if you need more help. vegaschris22@aol.com
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Yes, it reads a DVDRW data disc just fine with .mp4 files, however if they are high-def files, it hick-ups periodically, due to the transfer rate, these should be on a blu-ray, but I don't have a BD burner yet. Haven't tried the USB yet, but it should read it also. Blu-rays are flawless, netflix is too, but shearching from the tv menu is lame, better to "pair" with your laptop, etc, and search from it, while playing through the tv.
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According to the link below, DivX and XviD are not officially supported, but you may be able to play *some* DivX and/or XviD videos. http://community.insigniaproducts.com/t5/Blu-ray-and-DVD-Players/NS-WBRDVD2-Does-it-support-DivX-XviD-with-firmware-updates/td-p/37887
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It plays XVid just fine...DivX Ultra rocks, I've only had a couple files not run correctly...