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Sony USB Media Player - $58.00

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Lquangahh on 10/06/2010 - 11:02 files.ozbargain.com.au (270 clicks)
Last edited 10/06/2010 - 11:03

http://www.citysoftware.com.au/Sony_USB_Media_Player_SON0098…

Enjoy and playback your movies, music and photos on a TV via a USB flash drive with the SMP-U10 USB Media Player.

• HDMI™ (High Definition Multimedia Interface)
• USB Playback (MP3/JPEG/DivX/AAC/WMA/LPCM/MPEG-1/Simple MPEG-4)
• 1080p Upscaling Video Output through HDMI™ Connection
• DivX® Playback
• PhotoTV HD
• BRAVIA Sync

BRAVIA Sync
Open up a new world of connectivity and entertainment simplicity by taking full control of your entire system with a single remote commander and BRAVIA Sync.

All connected devices can sync and communicate with one another for seamless and intuitive operation via just one remote commander, thanks to this 100% lossless digital interface that always delivers superior digital images and audio through a single cable.

DivX Playback
Enjoy the freedom to snuggle up in front of the TV and view your very own video masterpieces in Pristine visual quality. Formerly possible only with computers, DivX playback on the DVD players means that your own video masterpieces will no longer be confined to your computer monitor. You can now re-live the memories from your edited home movies on the TV screen.

12bit/108MHz Video DAC
Enjoy pristine quality pictures every time you play a DVD with 12bit/108Mhz Video DAC. What it does is minimising digital artifacts, finer picture gradations, as well as doubling the sampling frequency which allows you to see images that are closer to the original source.

1080p Full HD Level Upscaling
Enjoy high picture quality with 1080p Full HD Upscaling function which upscales all SD content on DVDs (576i) to Full HD 1080p levels (720p/1080i/1080p). Furthermore, as the pictures generated are progressive and not interlaced, they possess twice the amount of scanning lines and have a higher resolution, which makes everything looks better.

Specifications:
USB x1
MP3 (USB) Yes
JPEG (USB) Yes
DivX (USB) Yes
AAC (USB) Yes
WMA (USB) Yes
LPCM (USB) Yes
MPEG-1 (USB) Yes
Simple MPEG-4 (USB) Yes
DTS / SACD / DD Decode – / – / Yes

USB (Connect)
USB Flash Memory Yes
External HDD (FAT32/NTFS) Yes / –
USB Card Reader Yes
Digital Still Camera Cyber-shot
Digital Media Player Walkman

VIDEO
Video DAC 12bit/108MHz
720p/1080i/1080p Upscaling Yes
Sharpness Yes
Custom Picture Mode Yes
High Speed Search Yes
FLASH ‐ (Instant Replay) Yes
FLASH+ (Instant Advance) Yes
NTSC / PAL Yes / Yes
Color Default Setting NTSC (C)
TV Type Default Setting 16:9
Smooth Slow Yes
Step Fwd / Step Backward Yes / –

AUDIO
Audio DAC 192kHz/16bit
DD/DTS/MPEG Digital Output Yes / – / Yes
Digital Output (Linear PCM) 96kHz/24bit
A/V Sync Yes

CONSTRUCTION
Front Panel Mold (Low)
LED x3 (Video/Photo/Music)
Width (mm) 145
Height (mm) 24.5
Depth (mm) 106
Weight excl. carton (kg) 0.245

FUNCTION
Control Menu Yes
Background Graphics Yes
Screen Saver Yes
Quick Set Up Yes
Picture Navi Yes
Auto Power Off (Default) Yes (ON)
External Subtitle (DivX) Yes
MP3 ID3 Lyrics Yes
Zoom Yes
HDMI CEC (Bravia Sync) Yes
PhotoTV HD Yes
JPEG Slideshow BGM Yes

I/O
Composite Video Output 1
Component Video Output 1
Analog Audio 2ch Output (L,R) 1
Coaxial Digital Output 1
USB 1
HDMI Output 1

ACCESSORY
AV Cable Yes
Instruction Manual Yes
AA Battery 2
Remote RMT-D187P

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  • kaikor on 10/06/2010 - 11:07

    Great deal with 1080p and HDMI but cannot play rmvb, hence no good to me …

  • Mikinoz on 10/06/2010 - 11:08

    ahh h26 and mkv would be nice, the main thing this has got going for it is the remote

    http://www.pcworld.idg.com.au/review/home_entertainment/sony…

    still loving my dvico

  • freddy on 10/06/2010 - 11:19

    If you want HDMI, you probably also want h264/AVC codec and high-def decoding, as well as MKV and MP4 (= Apple .m4v) containers.

    I can't link to a cheap high-def equivalent player now, but the sub-$100 blu-ray players (with USB) like the Soniq listed in this forum do the job nicely.
    Has anyone seen any cheap high-def media-players without optical drive? Should be easy using the same chips as the blu-rays.
    So they cannot be far away.
    Perhaps the user interface in the Sony is better? But AVI and DivX is ancient history to me now.

    • Mikinoz on 10/06/2010 - 11:35

      The user interface is not good on this one , its one of the negatives in the review.

    • zhenjie on 10/06/2010 - 16:43

      Nationite HDVP-2. Decodes every format and HD you can think of for ~$110 delivered.

  • PainToad on 10/06/2010 - 11:27
    -2

    No MKV? And upscaling divx to 1080p would HORRIBLE. Looks like a terrible product, but won't neg cause it may be a bargain I guess.

    • Bargain Seeker on 10/06/2010 - 19:26
      +1

      Not sure why people are voting you down? You are correct. No mkv support is not optimum. You didn't neg, you just said a fact. If you take a divx at the best quality they come in, 624x352 then times that by 3 it will look shocking. Every pixel normally is now represented by 3 and that will look at sharp as an unused wooden pencil.
      BUt it is a bargain, but I would personally pay more for something that in a years time will still be used. This will, but only if you are stuck in January 2009. Since then 720p tv rips have become very popular.

      • PainToad on 10/06/2010 - 21:36

        I know why. Because the Internet is full of idiots.

  • bigosmallo on 10/06/2010 - 12:00

    This would be just perfect for me if it had support for more video formats, shame.

  • sparkles on 10/06/2010 - 12:39

    At this price, I bought one for when I am working overseas and won't have access to a PS3. That way, can still watch all my downloaded TV shows. Figure I'll test it out here and if it's a complete dud, I'll just sell it on. And if it works sweet, I may even use it here too, as it may save burning the PS3 out. Will this produce a similar picture quality to the PS3 if you are viewing standard 350MB .avi files if you hook it up via HDMI cable?

  • zman09 on 10/06/2010 - 12:46

    Kinda useless without the support of the major formats.

  • billy_bob on 10/06/2010 - 13:27
    +2

    I just called City Software to find out shipping costs: $10 to Melbourne, $15 to Brisbane, sorry I did not check for Sydney….I'm just a lazy Mexican !

  • sparkles on 10/06/2010 - 21:43

    Now sold out. Pretty amazing, when I ordered at lunchtime there were 182 units in stock.

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