can you put different movies. like a different movie in each unit?
638207
No only one is actually the DVD player. The other one is just a screen connected to the DVD player by a cord.
638208
No. There is a single player and both screens play the same movie. Each screen has an earphone output, volume control and brightness control
638209
Unfortunately, no. Only one side has the DVD player and the other side is just the screen. Not only that, this was my second player and it broke just like the first one...unfortunately just past 30 days post purchase.
638210
Hi Tamara. No, only the main unit plays the DVD. The other one is basically a slave the runs off the video signal of the main unit (via a cable). The "slave" can't even power up unless the main unit is turned on as well.
638211
Works very nice for the price. Only the primary screen is built to house your dvd and the second screen plays whatever the first is set for either a movie or game. You can have primary on only if you like. The.second screen does have a volume control ect. Hope that helps
638212
No, only allows 1 movie at a time. That movie will then play on both screens.
638213
No, there is only one unit, which is the large one. The smaller one connects to the larger one and plays the same dvd in the large one
823991
I have tried to do this with many dvds (by utilizing the disc program feature which is the only way I surmise one could play 5 movies w/o touching any buttons) with the same error message occuring once its time to go to the next disc or movie: "not allowed by disc." So that must mean disc manufacturers don't want you to advance to the next disc w/o clicking buttons or controls.
1007897
Afraid not, though I have been among many who have asked nixplay that jpegs and video files be able to be mixed. You have to put your videos in a separate slideshow.
496791
The short answer is NO. The menu system only allows 1 media file to be executed at a time... If your viewing a video file, you must exit the movies category before it will allow opening another media menu.
1151129
Yes, you can have each monitor showing something different. Each monitor can be at different resolution. For example, I have one monitor that is 4k while the other monitors are not. I have some monitors that are the same size and some that are not. I have one monitor that is always playing a movie while the others are doing other things.
1001806
Just hit the "UNIT" button until you get the units you want. I believe there are 4 display modes when you push "UNIT"
1835033
Yes you can, however my unit seems to forget what was set into it. In my opinion these newer units are less reliable than the older units I have.
182337
Amazon doesn't do a very good job of separating the reviews for different versions of the same product. You'll find this with many products. Including movies.
1748157
It is possible they could later add the feature and use the SD card to hold the time flags for where you were in a movie. I think it's difficult with Blu-Ray because there is A LOT of data for it to jump through. Why would you want to take a movie out, watch something else, and then later put it back in and finish it????
1111988
If you can download it to your computer you should be able to. My concern would be how big the movie file is.
1632849
I am sorry but I do not know if you can or not however I set my shelf up purely for DVD's and there were at least a half dozen shelves left over.
1196764
You have to burn all the movies at the same time. I tried this out..I got all 6 episodes of Star Wars DIVX on a single DVD-R in one shot, Plays great, It gives you a menu when you put in the disc and you can select which episode to watch, then it just keeps playing from there until the end of 6. I got another 2 hour movie (which I can't name cause it isn't out in "wide release" yet) which came as 2 700mb DIVX files, I put these on 1 DVD and it only paused briefly when the switch from CD-1 to CD-2 came up, too cool. Then for fun, I burned another movie onto the same disc in a second session, It didn't recognize it. So put as many DIVX/AVI files as will fit onto a DVD and it gives you a little menu to play them from, if you burn them all in one session. If you add to the DVD later, you'll be wasting your time, you'll still be able to see the movies originally burned however so you won't be adding to your coaster collection. In Technical terms 5140 will only play files on a finalized disc, anything added after finalization of a multisession disc will not be recognized.. HUH? Hope this helps Peace!!
1957049
There is a way to create different folders on the device but you can't manage the order they play in.
15343
I have 21 Blu-ray Disc in each row. You could fit a couple more in each row.
1821905
They can be independent of each other or set to watch the same movie on both screens. When installing them you must conect them in order to see the same on both otherwise they are independent of each other! Hope this helps
1971549
No. It is a dual screen player. You can only watch one movie on both players. Hope that helps!
2098173
Go with the larger format since more movies today are going that route then you can encompass both formats.