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Swallowed in the Sea
Join Date: Oct 2002
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TviX HD M-4100SH/5100SH support Matroska now...
Dreams come true ?
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Life looks better in HDTV
Join Date: Jun 2003
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Indeed.... Both players specifications are most impressive.
You can expect more players supporting high-resolution VC-1 and MPEG-4.10 sources soon ![]() Cheers
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CoreCodec Founder
Join Date: Oct 2001
Location: San Francisco
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Kurtnoise13... you will actually see alot more devices supporting Matroska going into XMAS. My last count internally is in about 3 DVD players, 2 DVR's (but we have talked to many more companies) and going into 2008 with CorePlayer Mobile with millions of hardware devices.
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Swallowed in the Sea
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Yeah I know...Sound great but frankly I don't like ranting like here and there...
![]() I'll more interested by some announcements on the official website. More people read the website than forums.
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CoreCodec Founder
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Well for Matroska..... we don't really push alot of the website... that will change as we have now picked up Matroska.com from squatters and plan on redirecting ppl to .org and have a new site coming later this year.
On 'pimping' Matroska and Open Source.... I do that enough with our 'Matroska Clause' that states each of licensees is obligated to support all open standards. This goes towards our goals to eventually open source our decoders/encoders as well as BetaPlayer.
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CoreCodec Founder
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Also... since we are onto hardware. We also plan on releasing the CorePlayer Framework as an embedded soluton. This would be in a similar fashion to how Portal Player did it. But there are MAJOR differences for us and how we would then tie into GPU, codecs, etc. As this would still require a software frontend... more details next year ;-)
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Join Date: Jan 2006
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Does that means (sorry if I'm misinterpreting you) that you could be working on a front end UI that companies could license from you ?
The TViX is nice unit but it's UI is plain if serviceable and personally most media streamers/players have awful UI's nothing as slick as XBMC or the AppleTV (granted I'm aware of the difference in processing power with those having GPU's). It would be really nice if there was a good UI that was at least on one device (that didn't require it to be modded/hacked). |
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A great review...although I don't like the shape.
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Join Date: Apr 2002
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loughable so limited and the price point of a next generation console that can do almost the same :P except MKV playback
asia SAP players seem to die in the Next Generation Codec future (if they don't heavily drop the prices at least who would buy something like that if he can have the same but more powerfull from Microsoft for the same price and update posibilities to HD-DVD) if they don't improve this fast the SAP market is gonna die sooner or later and Microsoft and Sony will own it. At the moment Microsoft seems to have the better cards (don't they allways have them :P ?) as Blu-Rays success becomes more questionable seeing the heavy price drops on the hard drive market the last years for customers 50 Gb BDs are today nothing worth for Home use anymore even HD-DVD isn't but to have better quality Movies then DVD HD-DVD is absolutely enough and better balanced in terms of hardware costs and prodcution investments. 150 $€ more not for such a weak SAP player the prices they wan't for the Sigma Players @ the moment are awefull (Netgear,Dvico and all the others), but those blind "i want to have it first guys" gonna pay them anyways :P (better is to wait for the other players on the market like MediaTek, Zoran and ESS).
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all my compares are riddles so please try to decipher them yourselves :) current Main XviD PSNRLab version 1.1 current XviD PSNRLab update 1.1.3 MT1389xx Player Infos XviD EDP Build CVS (CruNchers Visual System ©) V 1.4 new with predefined profiles ;) Code:
Olivera: "We're expendable assets"
"and we've just been expended"
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Join Date: Apr 2004
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there is a new betafirmware 1.2.23 (2007-09-21)
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did you buy it already ?
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From what I understand Hi-Jack (over at MPC) knows quite a bit about this player...
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TVIX HD M-41/5100SH Firmware 1.3.05 RC1
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Join Date: Oct 2007
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I have quite a few DivX DVD players and have also owned the Prismiq and the Avel Linkplayer. In the future, I'm never going to buy another one of these "All in One" hardware players, as all of them will eventually be left unsupported by their manufacturers. At some point (usually after a year or so), it will not make financial sense for them to continue to support their players, instead, the company will have either disappeared (eg. Prismiq) or have moved onto selling newer models (eg. Avel). This exact scenario has in fact happened to ALL of my hardware media players.
For the price of these players, you could build a computer/HTPC which will virtually never become obsolete, which is what I'm doing from now on. So no matter what new video format comes out, I'll always be guaranteed that it'll play on my HTPC (or just any Windows based computer). It's unlikely that any codec will require more processing power than what is currently available, so I won't have to upgrade my CPU/MOBO in order to play the newest HD videos. |
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Join Date: Apr 2005
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All prospective buyers: find a person who actually uses and understands hw players and their limits AND owns the player you want.
Ask them. They will tell you what works, what doesn't. Regardless of what the fw release notes say. This applies to Tomacro/Dvico/Sybas/etc boxes. The competition is really intense and everybody is overpromising. Everybody. In real life the products work a lot less flawlessly than claimed. A lot. |
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