McGuywer
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Where did you buy your Compro from?
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Actually not - I would actually prefer my media player without a hard drive, it will run quieter and cooler. I now have close on 10TB of media - can you tell me how to get this onto a harddrive in a media player?
If the MEX400 was out when I bought my MEX500 - I wouild have bought it instead,
Where did you buy your Compro from?
Guys with high-end systems don't really want to hear things like hard-drives and fans... we spend a lot of money on getting decent sound and don't want it messed up by outside noises.
2TB isn't even 200 high-def movies... and I'm also not the sort of person who's going to spend hours copy the latest 'content' on and off the internal drive.
Ya - my PS3 is an irritation... so is my DSTV decoder.
you sound very fussy!
I dont think any of these units are really noisy (referring to media players)... I've heard the mede8er and its the same noise level as the Compro... whisper quiet
Ive also got a WD Green edition drive in, which spins 5400rpm... nice and quiet!
sorry I think its 5900rpm cant remember
When it comes to sound - I am - I spend hours getting rid of rattles and vibrations.... I like a dead quiet listening environment.
My car is too loud to rattle.
I would specifically recommend Mede8er over other media players. They seem to be on the ball around the latest issue where newer compressed header MKVs only play sound, and not video, on these media players.
Mede8er have released a beta firmware that is able to play these compressed header MKVs.
I have not heard anything from AC Ryan, Compro, WD TV, etc.
So one big reason to go for Mede8er is the support and firmware updates.
Other reasons are that Mede8ers comes with a 2 year warranty while most competitors are 1yr; MED500X comes with awesome bundled accessories, it has buttons on the unit, and the unit looks damn sexy.
I would specifically recommend Mede8er over other media players. They seem to be on the ball around the latest issue where newer compressed header MKVs only play sound, and not video, on these media players.
Mede8er have released a beta firmware that is able to play these compressed header MKVs.
The support made me go with the Mede8er over other media players.
I was waiting for you....
Regarding the above issue, I cant speak for the rest but soon after the default setting was changed in http://www.bunkus.org/videotools/mkvtoolnix/ Compro released an updated firmware. So while Mede8er might have a BETA... Compro have an official release and I know that JUGGY installed it and he doesnt have any issues.
worth mentioning here though, that people really made a mountain of a molehill on this one....![]()
I guess it threw me a bit when I spoke to the technical department in JHB and the guy didnt know what a MKV file was....
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