Support Video: Max Resolution: HDMI output up to 720p,/RM/RMVB up to 1024x574/MPEG 1&2/AVI/DivX/XviD/DAT &
Support Audio: MP3/OGG/WAV
Support Photo: JPG/JPEG/BMP/PNG/TIFF/GIF
Support Text File: Txt . MOV up to 720x576
HDMI Output, up to 720p;Enjoy videos in various formats;
Create a photo slideshow of family and friends directly on your TV
Listen to your favorite songs by streaming audio files in different formats ;
Product Details
Product Dimensions:
7.2 x 10 x 2.8 inches ; 1.8 pounds
Shipping Weight: 2 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
Shipping: This item is also available for shipping to select countries outside the U.S.
ASIN: B003IPC1VU
Item model number: MCECINEMA
Average Customer Review:
This review is from: AVerMedia MCECINEMA Averlife Cinema Media PlayerBottom Line: Good for pictures anywhere or video files on a small screen. (To be fair, for the price this isn't all that bad. I bought it for a bit less than "the price" on sale so I feel even better.) The unit is small, about the size of a paperback book. I liked that it came with both a component cable (necessary because the player-side connection is non-standard) and an HDMI connector. The player display and menus have a polished look, unlike some low cost media players still available. Image display is nice. There are a number of built in, nicely done, transitions, and you can configure it to use one all the time or select randomly. Video display is where this thing falls apart. To test it I rendered the same short movie clip at three different MPEG-2 resolutions. VCD - 480x480, PC - 640x480, and HD - 1920x1080. The VCD played fine but was fuzzy on my large screen. The PC version was sharper but noticeable slower. (The accompanying audio changed key... actually, several keys.) The HD version wouldn't play at all. (There was a pop-up message saying it was an unrecognized format.)...
This review is from: AVerMedia MCECINEMA Averlife Cinema Media PlayerPros: Small; NTFS for USB hard drives (meh); Remote; Wide range of outputs (will go from my HDTV to CRT in kids room to LCD in mini van).Cons: No internal storage (meh); No exFAT (Biggie: no support for <4GB files, most 720p files are ~6GB); No support for x264 MKV (vast majority of rip'd movies); No network.I didn't even get to play one movie since it wouldn't play a x264 MKV's. The menu did come up. I reformatted my flash drive to NTFS (not a good idea) and it did recognize it.Returning it....
This review is from: AVerMedia MCECINEMA Averlife Cinema Media PlayerDoesn't support .M4V format, so not useful for me. Love my WD-TV, guess there's a reason this was 1/2 the price. Picture looks good with photos and the limited content I had it supports. So, a 2 for me....
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