Kiss DP-500 limits?

Bro · 7th November 2003, 17:06

As I see it, only unsolvable problems should matter.
What are the limits in the hardware of the Kiss DP-500?
Some real drawbacks that seem to be working better and better is fast-forward/backward, Subtitles, and DivX 3.11 should work now with latest firmware.
What are the real drawbacks with the player?
Which errors are unsolvable?
Why do you choose not to buy or buy something else?

ok, think you got my point

zag2me · 10th November 2003, 12:22

As far as we can see the hardware limits have not been reached yet for the player, its capable of playing 2000kbs+ video. It does have problems but the root of most problems is badly encoded/interleaved audio not with the bitrate of video. 3.11 is still not perfect at high bitrate peaks but a simple solution is to use Xvid

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A limit at the moment is 2gb file size limit, but iv been assured that this can be overcome, another limit was the UDF file system but some guys on our forum have managed to hack together a patch to get this working.

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Bro Registered User Join Date: Jul 2002 Posts: 54	Kiss DP-500 limits? As I see it, only unsolvable problems should matter. What are the limits in the hardware of the Kiss DP-500? Some real drawbacks that seem to be working better and better is fast-forward/backward, Subtitles, and DivX 3.11 should work now with latest firmware. What are the real drawbacks with the player? Which errors are unsolvable? Why do you choose not to buy or buy something else? ok, think you got my point Last edited by Bro; 7th November 2003 at 18:03.

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10th November 2003, 12:22	#2 \| Link
zag2me Registered User Join Date: May 2003 Posts: 67	As far as we can see the hardware limits have not been reached yet for the player, its capable of playing 2000kbs+ video. It does have problems but the root of most problems is badly encoded/interleaved audio not with the bitrate of video. 3.11 is still not perfect at high bitrate peaks but a simple solution is to use Xvid . A limit at the moment is 2gb file size limit, but iv been assured that this can be overcome, another limit was the UDF file system but some guys on our forum have managed to hack together a patch to get this working.