Yamada DVX-6100 MPEG4 Multi-region DVD Player
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- This DVD player has been modified to provide multi-region playback
- Able to read formats: CD-Audio, CD-Video, S-Video, MP3-CD, MP3-DVD, JPEG-CD, JPEG-DVD and Kodak Picture CD
- 2000Kbit/sec data transfer rate
- Built-in AC3-Decoder
- 5.1 channel output (you can plug in a surround sound system)
- Parental control
- Different camera angles
- Different menu languages
- Slow motion
- Programming
- Repeat
- S-Video-, composite-, Scart- and coaxial digital output
- SCART cable not included
- Read our guide to DivX
- Read our guide to multi-region DVD players
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Product details
- Item Weight : 0.45 Grams
- Date First Available : 1 Jan. 2003
- Manufacturer : Umax
- ASIN : B0000B0A4H
- Item model number : DVX-6100
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512,229 in Electronics & Photo (See Top 100 in Electronics & Photo)
- 830 in DVD Players
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Product description
Amazon.co.uk Review
Glancing down the specifications for Yamada's DVX-6100, you might be forgiven for thinking you're looking at a much more expensive machine. With a features list that includes MP3 and MPEG-4 playback plus a built in AC-3 decoder to deliver 5.1 surround sound output, the machine is certainly packed full of goodies.
Satisfyingly slim and equipped with a well laid out remote control, first impressions are certainly very good and you'll probably feel comfortable using the machine without needing to resort to the manual. This is good news as the supplied instructions, while adequate, don't exactly go overboard in providing you with information.
DVD playback is gratifyingly sharp and crisp. The DVX-6100 copes exceedingly well, even with darker scenes that can sometimes prove a stumbling block for poorly designed DVD decoders. Blacks are satisfyingly deep, underscored by a full range of greys with no visible interference.
DVD sound is good, although you may experience some initial problems if the SCART connection to your TV doesn't include audio from the centre (speech) channel of the surround sound image. This, however, can be easily fixed using the audio setup to provide a mixed stereo output.
One of the great advantages of the DVX-6100 is its ability to play back MPEG-4 and XviD material. MPEG4 and XviD format material is becoming increasingly common on the Web due to its ability to store high-quality video in very small files. Both are therefore perfect for storing and sharing lengthy material such as home videos on CD.
Using the DVX-6100 to listen to MP3 files and view JPEG images is a piece of cake. The interface for finding files on a CD-ROM is simple and easy-to-use, although the requirement to stop listening to one MP3 before being able to navigate to another stored elsewhere on the CD does slightly spoil the experience.
Overall the DVX-6100 is a capable DVD-player that'll give you a good array of extra facilities without breaking the bank. The ability to watch MPEG-4 and XviD movies without being stuck in front of your computer is a real bonus and if you're happy to live with a few flaws you'll be very satisfied indeed with the machine. In addition, if you have a CD-burner you'll be able to take advantage of firmware updates, available via the company's website, and keep the machine up-to-date with future developments. --Adi Himpson
Manufacturer's Description
Besides the good price, the DVX-600 offer all functions and quality. It can not only read the common actual formats such as CD-Audio, CD-Video, S-Video, MP3-CD, MP3-DVD, JPEG-CD, JPEG-DVD and Kodak Picture CD but also the very new DivX/MPEG4. The DVX-6100 is compatible to DivX 4.x / 5.x, Xvid and even the "Internet film format" DivX 3.11.
For this high data volume the DVX-6100 features a Chip set for very high 2000Kbit/sec data transfer rate.
With the built-in AC3-Decoder with 5.1 channel output you can plug in a surround sound system and get the perfect home cinema in your living room.
Of course the DVX-6100 also offers all prevalent functions like parental control, different camera angles, different menu languages, slow motion, programming and repeat. The user friendly on screen menu is assessable with the remote control. The DVX-6100 offers S-Video, composite, Scart and coaxial digital output.
Box Contains
- DVD player
- Remote Control
- Batteries
- Composite A/V cable
- Manual
Customer reviews
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XVID encoded AVI on a CD didn't use the fullscreen until the ROM update...
however, now it's fantastic.
Tested, home made VCD, decent quality
DVD's very clear, tested with crouching tiger, the dark scenes show no decompression artifacts to my eyes
haven't tested with foggy scenes yet though
Multiple DIVX and XVID movies on CDR.
Played no problems. the controller is pretty good and clear.
Also has a directory function for multiple movies on a single disk.
Overall very good, very impressed for the price and good website support.
only gripe? AVI movies, you can't skip through them, but I think..have to use the 16x FF/RW...however, DVD's are the same I think..a slider bar would be nice for skipping along.
However, very happy with my purchase.
For this price I cannot see any downsides...the controls respond okay, every disk I've used has been accepted, build quality..it's plastic but pleasant to have in your lounge.
Bare in mind that this is a purchase for my father..personally I have a PC under my TV and it plays everything I could possibly want. The Yamada 6100 is a possible replacement for this in a normal lounge and, to be honest, has frankly exceeded my expectations.
Recommended at this price but do install the updated firmware ROM for best results.
I wish I had bought this one instead of the Elta, the Yamada DVX-6100MPEG4 is far superior, and this one is an unknown brand but seems to bevery robust. With regards to the remote, everyone has given this a badreview, it is very functional and hey what do you want to do with a remoteanyway - it is in your hands for a couple of minutes and discarded for theduration of the movie, forget the remote and enjoy the player.
I have not found it necessary to upgrade the player yet, but should Ihave any problems I will.
If you still have reservations go and buy a conventional DVD player andconvert the files to VCD or SVCD - takes hours but will work.
There was a fault for a brief period between October and early December where the yamada played divx's only in a small envelope. This has now been corrected my Yamada and any player bought now will be fine. However you do need to keep in contact about your player. Joining the Yamada forum will help as there are plenty of hints and tips available there to enhance your enjoyment of the machine. Flash upgrades are often made available which correct bugs. There are very few standalone Divx players and this is new technology. It moves alone at a pace and perhaps in a couple of years time the big boys will also produce machines. However even if they do the world of divx encoding moves along a pace and machines need to be upgradable to keep in touch. Yamada strive to do this, not aways suceeding.
My machine has played everything thrown at it so far.
The instructions to update firmare are clear and concise.
Movies shown on my TV via Yamada DVX-6100 are much better than my PC's output(less artifacts). There is no 4.5 stars so I give 5-stars because all my Divx movies can now be shown on the TV. Only one glitch -The unit does not resize the picture to fit the TV screen. Fortunately - my TV can re-size the image to fit the screen - and most modern TV's should be able to do this -
Good stuff at a good price.
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