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which portable DVD players play mpeg4,mpeg2, or Divx?
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v***@yahoo.com
2006-02-04 15:28:39 UTC
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Hello,

Can anyone tell me, which portable DVD players play
mpeg4,mpeg2, or Divx from a DVD-R(/w) DVD+R(/w)?

Thanks.
Lorfarius
2006-02-04 15:36:05 UTC
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Post by v***@yahoo.com
Hello,
Can anyone tell me, which portable DVD players play
mpeg4,mpeg2, or Divx from a DVD-R(/w) DVD+R(/w)?
Thanks.
Why dont you just go to Amazon, do a search and read the specifications for
each system?
Chris F
2006-02-04 16:03:58 UTC
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Post by v***@yahoo.com
Hello,
Can anyone tell me, which portable DVD players play
mpeg4,mpeg2, or Divx from a DVD-R(/w) DVD+R(/w)?
Thanks.
thi isn't on-topic in uk.games.video.handheld.

plus, it's probably easier for you to just go and look at the specs of
some.

some people are just bloody lazy these days!
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Sir Chewbury Gubbins
2006-02-05 10:16:55 UTC
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Post by Chris F
Post by v***@yahoo.com
Hello,
Can anyone tell me, which portable DVD players play
mpeg4,mpeg2, or Divx from a DVD-R(/w) DVD+R(/w)?
Thanks.
thi isn't on-topic in uk.games.video.handheld.
I beg to differ. Many commercial DVDs feature little interactive games
as special features. A portable DVD player which can play these is
therefore a handheld.

Choobs
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James Luff
2006-02-05 10:36:26 UTC
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Post by Chris F
Post by v***@yahoo.com
Hello,
Can anyone tell me, which portable DVD players play
mpeg4,mpeg2, or Divx from a DVD-R(/w) DVD+R(/w)?
Thanks.
thi isn't on-topic in uk.games.video.handheld.
I beg to differ. Many commercial DVDs feature little interactive games
as special features. A portable DVD player which can play these is
therefore a handheld.
Cross posting removed.

Indeed, I can highly recommend the Telly Addicts DVD game, if you can
put up with Noel Edmonds annoying persona. Given me hours of fun at
party's etc..
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Chris F
2006-02-05 10:43:40 UTC
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On 5 Feb 2006 10:16:55 GMT, Sir Chewbury Gubbins
Post by Sir Chewbury Gubbins
Post by Chris F
Post by v***@yahoo.com
Hello,
Can anyone tell me, which portable DVD players play
mpeg4,mpeg2, or Divx from a DVD-R(/w) DVD+R(/w)?
Thanks.
thi isn't on-topic in uk.games.video.handheld.
I beg to differ. Many commercial DVDs feature little interactive games
as special features. A portable DVD player which can play these is
therefore a handheld.
Choobs
well no.

unless you hold it in one hand, and the remote control in the other.
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James Luff
2006-02-05 11:04:43 UTC
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Post by Chris F
On 5 Feb 2006 10:16:55 GMT, Sir Chewbury Gubbins
Post by Sir Chewbury Gubbins
Post by Chris F
Post by v***@yahoo.com
Hello,
Can anyone tell me, which portable DVD players play
mpeg4,mpeg2, or Divx from a DVD-R(/w) DVD+R(/w)?
Thanks.
thi isn't on-topic in uk.games.video.handheld.
I beg to differ. Many commercial DVDs feature little interactive games
as special features. A portable DVD player which can play these is
therefore a handheld.
Choobs
well no.
unless you hold it in one hand, and the remote control in the other.
But quite a few players have menu controls etc.. on the player itself so
you wouldn't have to use the controller.
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deKay
2006-02-05 11:08:22 UTC
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2006 11:04:43 +0000, sefini jorgo geanyet des mani yeof do
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But quite a few players have menu controls etc.. on the player itself so
you wouldn't have to use the controller.
I've even seen one with a touch screen :)

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Sir Chewbury Gubbins
2006-02-05 11:17:41 UTC
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Post by Chris F
On 5 Feb 2006 10:16:55 GMT, Sir Chewbury Gubbins
Post by Sir Chewbury Gubbins
Post by Chris F
Post by v***@yahoo.com
Hello,
Can anyone tell me, which portable DVD players play
mpeg4,mpeg2, or Divx from a DVD-R(/w) DVD+R(/w)?
Thanks.
thi isn't on-topic in uk.games.video.handheld.
I beg to differ. Many commercial DVDs feature little interactive games
as special features. A portable DVD player which can play these is
therefore a handheld.
Choobs
well no.
unless you hold it in one hand, and the remote control in the other.
I think you'll find that portable DVD players tend to have a navigation
'd-pad'. So, yes ;-)

Choobs
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Lumstorm
2006-02-04 19:40:42 UTC
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Post by v***@yahoo.com
Hello,
Can anyone tell me, which portable DVD players play
mpeg4,mpeg2, or Divx from a DVD-R(/w) DVD+R(/w)?
Thanks.
Well it is offtopic but I just ordered one of these, it maybe what your
looking for.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/B000AYAZZG/202-9191699-1320621
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crosstown
2006-02-06 00:22:34 UTC
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Post by v***@yahoo.com
Hello,
Can anyone tell me, which portable DVD players play
mpeg4,mpeg2, or Divx from a DVD-R(/w) DVD+R(/w)?
Thanks.
I use a philips model 642/37. Any version Philips 642 should do the job.
I also own a KiSS dp 450. When the first became available in the US and was
selling them through my website.
I still recommend the Philips as it is much more dependable. The KiSS is a
bit buggy. I suppose the fact that I was sort of beta testing firmware on it
could have something to do with the problems it developed.
Im sure you will be happy with the simplicity and performance of the Philips
642 ...for $60-$70 US.
If a file doesnt display correctly the first time with the philips just open
the menu with the controler and tab down to exit the menu and it will play
properly 99% of the time. I havent found a valid .avi file yet that it would
not run.
crosstown
2006-02-06 00:25:23 UTC
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Sorry...I overlooked the "handheld" part of the question.
I guess I dont have an answer to that one as I cannot figure out why anyone
would want to try watching video on one of those tiny screens so I never
learned about them.

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