- 7" digital widescreen portable media player
- 720x480 resolution
- 20Gb Hard Drive
- Hold’s 20,000 photos or 5,000 MP3 tracks
- Approx 30 hours of DivX video storage in MPEG 4 format
- Seen as hard drive when connected to your PC for easy drag and drop file transfer
- Comes with a stand for easy watching whilst travelling
- 3 hours battery life (2 hours constant DivX)
- Can be used in conjunction with Hauppauge PVR products to record your favourite TV shows and films
- Includes built-in Li-polymer battery, external power adapter and headphones
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Portable Media MVP is a personal multimedia player that features a high-resolution 7-inch digital wide screen that displays MPEG-4 Video (equivalent to DVD quality) up to a resolution of 720*480 pixels.
Portable Media MVP is an MP3 Player, Digital Recorder, and Personal Digital Photo Album which lets you watch multimedia videos, listen to MP3 music, view photos, record your favorite sounds, and watch TV programs.
The unit's 20GB hard drive can be used to store your favorite MPEG-4 movies which can be recorded by most WinTV products, 5,000 MP3 music, and 20,000 photos (in JPEG/GIF/BMP formats).
The Portable Media MVP can output video to a PAL (EU) or NTSC (US) television.
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32 of 34 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
What a player!,
By The_Undertaker (United Kingdom) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Hauppauge Portable Multimedia Player (Electronics)
Got this player last night and am finding it completely ace so far. In the box you get the player (obviously :)), a cleaning cloth, a snug fit soft case, two sets of video leads, a kick stand for proping the player up on a table, matching white earphones, a USB 2 cable and a bit of paper with the buttons labelled.I've got Windows XP at home and it was recognised instantly and I was ready to copy stuff onto it. There is no need for file management software, just plug and play. On the hard drive you'll find a couple of folders, video, music, photos, all self explanatory. The only downside I'd say is that you get no video converting software :( So if are having problems with converting a video into the right codec or there's no sound or whatever then you're on your own :( You can check out www.vcdhelp.com for info on video conversions etc which should get you going. I'v got to say though, the screen is totally ace and movies really do look good. There are controls for brightness and stuff to alter the picture to your tastes. The record function is a simply record on/off and there is also a timer so you can set it to record 30/60/90/120/150/180/210/240 minute chunks but no timer delay. Overall I've got to say I'm really impressed so far even though the build quality isn't 100% (about 90-95%) as it's made of mostly plastic but I'd much rather this than an Archos or Creative's new player (with it's rather poor screen and proprietry video format and no record option) because the screen is much much larger. As for the size, I'd say it's about the size of an A5 paperback book or a jotter pad (albeit a bit thicker) and isn't too heavy. Recommended, especially at this price! BUY BUY BUY!
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