USB 2.0 Does this player has a usb 2.0 input. It's important to me because I have a Philips DVP5982 which has a usb 1.1, when I play my divx movies using a usb flash drive, it stutters a lot. I was hoping this player has a usb 2.0 to eliminate that problem. USB 2.0 Does this player has a usb 2.0 input. It's important to me because I have a Philips DVP5982 which has a usb 1.1, when I play my divx movies using a usb flash drive, it stutters a lot. I... » Read More USB 2.0 Does this player has a usb 2.0 input. It's important to me because I have a Philips DVP5982 which has a usb 1.1, when I play my divx movies using a usb flash drive, it stutters a lot. I was hoping this player has a usb 2.0 to eliminate that problem. « Show Less
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Yes, the Pioneer DV-410 V-K has a USB 2.0 input.The old USB 1.1 standard is no longer used.
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Do the file menus while using the USB show the complete names (longer than 8 charactors) or do they read in the old dos system ?
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Instead of getting the Pioneer DV-410, I just got a refurb Philips DVP5990 from buy.com for $35, and was very satisfied with it. Anyway this is for the 27" tv in my bedroom, so video quality is not the most critical issue. For my 42" LCD I bought a Western Digital TV HD player which plays almost every video formats from a usb hard drive or flash drive in 720P or 1080P.
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Yes, the Pioneer DV-410 V-K has a USB 2.0 input. The old USB 1.1 standard is no longer used.
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A better question is what format will it not play. I have been able to play divx 4.x and 5.x,asi .mp4,vob,mov and .mkv 4:3&16:9 video files off of a usb on it. This is very nice if you have a lot of personal video files that you want to watch on your tv without having to do extra work converting and burning the video files to disc. I use a 1 tb external drive for storage(to play) and I have an external WD 2.5 500gb for recording with no problems. Be sure to download and install the update software first thing. Also if you are going to record from it be sure and format the drive to ntfs or you will have multiple files for each recording.(unless that is what you want)
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Not correct - I have played several movies on it - however, I have a USB 3.0 port for the main connection and also a second USB 3.0 port on one laptop and a USB 2.0 port on another laptop for the power - both drive the player just fine.
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Sounds like Sam W J found yet another problem with this MP3 player. Both of mine failed and the USB was not disconnected. Also there was no way to tell if there was a 0 byte file on the player because the computer couldn't see the player.In the meantime I'm using my Creative Zen Nano Plus -- transfering old cassette tapes, Recording FM radio programs, as well as using it for all the features of the Sansa. It's menu is quite different but all in all it's a better player.
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Video playback is a bit hit and miss. Some play, some freeze the machine. I am trying to get the spec for compatible formats for .avi and .mp4 from Coby and waiting for a reply.The standard mini-USB plug cable allows you to manage and transfer files between the frame and a computer. The cards in the DP-102 will show as external drives on the PC.
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not completely true, i have 1.1 usb and mine works fine, but 1.0 usb i dunno. everytime i plug it in it tells me "the device can perform faster" with a usb 2.0....
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The Philips website info says it plays mp4s but nothing about USB connection. I have have never tried to do so.
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I didn't see anything on the box stating that. It does work well, I use it almost daily and I haven't had any problems yet. I transfer files that are 8 -12GB's with this drive. Also it does seem work faster with the USB 2.0 computers then the 2.0 flash drives.
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I tried to play a USB with mine. I used a 8gb flash drive and tried to play a 1.6gb mp4 file and a 756mb mp4 file. Each time it said the file type was unsupported.
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This player is very basic if you connected a usb external drive it will play normal MPEG movies but will not copy to disk you need another model player for that
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I've never used the USB, but the onscreen "Inputs" menu lists the following: TV, AV1, AV2, S-Video1, S-Video2, Component1, Component2, HDMI1, HDMI2, HDMI3, VGA.The USB is not listed in the inputs menu.
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MANUFACTURER ANSWER: Thanks for posting your question here, Biji! As USB 3.0 is backward compatible with USB 2.0, you can connect this product to a USB 2.0 port on the system. However, the USB 3.0 product drops down to USB 2.0 mode. We do not recommend playing video intensive applications on any display that is connected via USB 2.0 because of the lag caused by bandwidth limitations of USB 2.0. If you need any additional information, please do feel free to shoot us an email at support@plugable.com. We are here to help! Thanks! Regards, Roze Plugable Technologies
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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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I have a DVP642 and have never had a problem playing DiVX from DVDs. Maybe you just had a bad burn.
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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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Even USB 2.0 drives can will work for watching HD movies. The big difference will be the transfer speeds transferring large movies or HD movies to and from the USB drive. Transferring HD movies on a USB 2.0 drive is painfully slow.