Multiple Formats Resolution HDD Multimedia Player

Specifications:

• Master Chip: Realtek RTD1185
• Interface: USB, E-Bus, HDMI, CVBS,YPbPr, WIFI, Optical,NIC,Coaxial
• Supporting Picture Format: JPEG, BMP, GIF, PNG, TIFF
• Support Video Encoding Formats: VC1（WMV-HD),H.264(AVCHD),  MPEG1/2/4, RM/RMVB, Xvid
• Support Audio Encoding Formats: DTS-HDMA, DTS, APE/CUE, FLAC, AC3, LPCM, MP3, WMA, AAC、WAV, OGG, Real audio, Alac
• Support File Package Format: MKV, TS, M2TS, TP, TRP, AVI, WMV, RM, RMVB, MPEG, MPG, MP4,  VOB, MOV, ISO, DAT, ASF
• Picture Effect: 1920 x 1080p
• Subtitle Format: Support SRT,SUB, SSA, SMI, IDX+SUB, PGS  
• Size: 19.7 x 18 x 5cm/7.8 x 7.1 x 2in(L x W x  H)

Features:

• Multimedia player fit ensures the picture quality
• This multimedia player is a perfect complement to your TV, the HDD player delivers excellent picture and sound quality in a streamlined design
• This multimedia player is energy qualified and has a compact design for energy efficiency
• With exceptional digital sound, the multimedia player will take your home theater experience to new height
• This multimedia player is a great gift or an affordable convenience for commuter or vacation travel
• With super memory space to save your files  

Details:

 

• This HDD player is energy qualified and has a compact design for energy efficiency

• Whatever you're watching, and on any TV, HDD player fit ensures that the picture fills the whole screen

• This multimedia player is a great gift or an affordable convenience for commuter or vacation travel

• Fashionable design and streamlined appearance give you a beautiful enjoyment

• This multimedia player is a perfect complement to your TV, the HDD player delivers excellent picture and sound quality in a streamlined design

How to Troubleshoot an HDD Player?


Nothing stops you faster than an error message when you want to record with your HDD media player. Take charge. Be confident that you can get your HDD media player up and running after a few troubleshooting steps. A hard disc drive player allows the recording of music, movies and photos onto the hard drive instead of discs
Whether your hard disc drive player features a large or small storage capacity, there are times when you need to troubleshoot to ensure that you are using a compatible operating system and that your HDD player is receiving a correct output signal. Also, troubleshoot for connection and other general problems.

Instructions:

• Refer to the owner's manual or user guide of your specific HDD media player model for compatibility standards. Be sure that you are using a compatible operating system. Most Windows 98 and later operating systems work
• Check the cables, connections and external input channels if no picture or menu appears after powering on your HDD media player. Also, check that you have completed the channel setting. Refer to the owner's manual for correct channels
• Wait for the automatic "Repairing" process to complete after turning on the unit when there is a power failure, or a cable is unplugged during operation
• Complete the language setting procedure by selecting a language from the OSD language menu. Press "OK," then press "Standby On" to turn off the unit when the OSD language menu appears after powering on the HDD media player
• Turn off the power supply for the unit and reconnect the DVC if the DV signal cannot be input.
• Press "Source" repeatedly when the image from the external device cannot be displayed or recorded. Be sure that all connected devices are powered
• Use the remote control to cancel and reset the password if you forget it. Set the child lock function

How to Connect TV to Media?



You can connect your TV to media devices that will allow you to stream photos, music, videos and even content from websites directly to your television. These devices are known as media extenders. They are priced at anywhere from $100 to more than $300, and they come with the wires that you will need to connect the device to your television set. These instructions will help you to complete this installation without tearing out your hair

Instructions:

• Turn the TV around so its back is facing you. Unplug your TV's power cable from its electrical outlet
• Place your media device or extender on top of your TV or to the set's side
• Plug one end of a S-video cable into the "S-Video Out" jack on the back of your media extender if it uses S-video to transmit video to the TV; plug one end of a yellow composite cable into the "Video Out" jack on the back of your media extender if you are using a yellow RCA or composite cable Switch to your S-Video port and set it to the video connection type ("Composite" or "S-Video") you are using if your media device comes with a "Video Selection" feature
• Plug the other end of your S-Video cable into the "S-Video In" jack on the back of the TV if you are using S-Video; plug the other end of the yellow composite cable into the "Video In" jack on the back of your TV if you are using a yellow RCA or composite cable
• Plug one end of a red composite or RCA cable into the "Audio Out-Right" jack on the back of your media device if you are using an analog audio connection; plug one end of a digital audio cable into the "Digital Audio Out" jack on the back of your media device if you are using an optical or a digital audio cable
• Plug one end of a white composite or RCA cable into the "Audio Out-Left" jack on the back of the media device if you are using an analog audio connection
• Plug the opposite end of the red composite or RCA cable into the "Audio In-Right" jack on the back of your TV if you are using an analog audio connection; plug the opposite end of the digital audio cable into the "Digital Audio In" jack on the back of your TV if you are using an optical or a digital audio cable
• Plug the other end of your white composite or RCA cable into the "Audio In-Left" jack on the back of the TV set if you are using an analog audio connection
• Plug one end of a HDMI cable into the "HDMI" port at the back of the media device if you are using an HD connection to the TV from your media extender. Plug the other end of the HDMI cable into the "HDMI" port on the back of the TV
• Plug the power cables of your TV and media device into an electrical outlet. Extend the antenna of your media device if one is present
• Turn the TV and media device around so the TV screen and the front side of your media device are facing you
• Push the power buttons of both the TV and the media device to turn them on. You should see a welcome screen that will prompt you to set up the media device

 Package Included:

• 1 x Multimedia Player