good but some gaps still

Sumvision the cyclone micro HD is actually a product that is friendly to the small size allows easy transport to take visiting friends for example, but can also move from TV to TV which can also be practical for use in a bedroom or others ...
Here for me the positives and negatives that I found this product at the moment because unfortunately it is not perfect and not yet fully developed to replace DVD player ...

Positives:
- Very simple to use device (for even without notice it's OK)
- Small and portable device because as said above, easy to take her friends with a USB stick for example
- Good picture quality (in CAR for the moment, not tested in HDMI)
- Presence of a remote control
- No need to wait several long minutes to burn a movie to a CD or DVD to be able to view in seconds the film is on an SD card or USB key and is immediately viewable
- Ability to zoom during playback
- Possibility of the film to the desired minutes
- Supports multiple storage formats such as Disk HDD, USB Memory, SD Card, ...

negative points:
- Manual CD provided but unfortunately everything is in English ...
- All the films do not go home ... for example I have about 3 film 10 (.avi) that does not pass in the Sumvision read as they pass very well in a DVD player with port USB. (Edit: after some tests remakes, movies which functioned not stored on micro SD and read by a SD adapter ... but it turns out that by the same micro DS in a USB adapter, film work ... therefore poor reliability of the SD card reader is can be the reason for the default reading ...)
- When a film does not pass, 1 out of 3 times it's been "derailed" the player and the remote control does not respond, forcing to go unplug the drive for remmetre Started
- And once (that, it just might be my home) require moving the cables (connected at RCA) for the image on the TV
- Also a pity that he not resume playback of a movie where we stopped to watch the last time
- And finally big negative: for a video player says HD 1080p and stamped, it does not take into account the size .MKV (even after trying renamed the extension to .avi to recognize that it is Video) which is still the most common for video in High Definition ... (therefore worth me edit my review and the increase from 3 stars to 2 stars ...)