Perfect "omnivorous": also XVID & sämtl. (!) Formats v. Large hard drives

For comparison I have the all-rounder Playstation 3 at home. But this mini-style player is this in terms of functionality so far in every way: even Xvid he can read (this info I have before buying never found), burned DVDs as multi-sessions with a variety of film formats. By direct USB connection large external hard drives, it can even VOB files from VIDEO_IS folders = DVD files (not only as indicated Divx) play (I have 1: 1 copies of some DVDs on hard drive, ie simply the complete VIDEO_IS folder the DVD copy to hard drive - here the player will play the full DVD by after the 2.Datei = clicked without menu - while conversely the pinnacle PlayStation3 to the various 25-minute sections not automatically jump to the next VOB File). Purchased large external hard drives (mean: 250GB, 500GB, 1TB, ...) are by the way usually formatted in FAT32, as this player is required to detect, - my hard drive ran directly. So saves video player available.

Briefly read formats such as: recent / all DIVX, XVID, MPEG 1, MPEG 2, MPEG 4, VOB, AVI, JPEG, MP3, WMA, .... Like other players also it shows the menu tracklist of Multi-Session DVDs, CDs and the connected hard disk.

The design can be seen on the unit not running times, which is why all information of the current Fims can be displayed on the remote control via "Info" button.
A fine high-tech thing is this: you STOPT middle of the film and on the player to STAND-BY, then the player will start the next time you turn it back on the broken body of the film - which saves the hassle of coils.

The remote control is cuddly & very clear, almost simple. Commands such as pause and resume playback function precisely, very clean, - no delays or image jumps as with other players.
For the targeted control of individual tracks has a keypad. Shuffle & Title programming is not possible, just the usual options such as Repeat, skip, fast-forward, but ... Has held all the options that you can stand and requires so many useless overloaded remote control in the rain.

The beautiful design (by the way with about 18x18cm again about 2 cm smaller than other compact DVD player) & the art to be able to play everything comes naturally still the HDMI port and the so flawless playback quality.

Power consumption according to the manufacturer: 10W (minimum standard in size compared to other compact DVD players and most average players 50% power savings;.).

Am absolutely thrilled !!!