Asus nye O!Play

ny lækker video af Asus O!Play

hvem siger at kønne piger ikke kan finde ud af elektronik


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bb4TL9rMpA8&feature=player_em bedded

test af afspiller

http://www.futurelooks.com/asus-o-play-hd-media-player-revie w/

Redigeret af daskino - 09-Oktober-2009 kl. 10:20

Jeg har ikke læst så meget om den, men hvordan med DVB subtitles? Er der nævnt noget om det?

Ja, jeg tænkte på filer optaget fra DVB-T/C/S på en computer og forsøgt afspillet på den. Det har de andre vist problemer med, så den kan nok heller ikke.

ny firmware opdatering til Asus O1Play, ser ud til denne afspiller stadig bider mere og mere fra sig



- 1080P/24 now works perfectly. The player changes automatically to 24P if the source is 24P, and the playback is smooth.

- UPnP client added. Tried with a Synology NAS, and worked well even with 1080P mkv-s. No ff/fd and subtitle support though. (I believe it's not just because the Asus but also because the Syno UPnP server doesn't support it.)

- New popup window on the subtitle button. Size, position, color and delay can be set there.
- HDMI handshaking improved with some TV models (not all).

- Mp3 tag support. Still beta, sometimes reads junk.
- List by Author/Album/Genre in music. Still beta, not working or half-working.

- Some indications that a kind of jukebox functionality is coming (nothing functional yet though).
- I think they plan to add official wi-fi support soon (there are some new wifi driver files in the firmware).

And finally, both, the realtek audio and video firmware part has been updated/upgraded. Don't know what changed exactly. Some bugfixes at least i guess.

fin afspiller, men ville nok vente på deres nye udgave ASUS O!Play Air HDP-R3 som er på gaden andre steder end lige DK. se mere om den her.

The same player as the Asus O!Play HDP-R1 but with added Wi-Fi and side media card ports. As with all the Realteks, format support and performance is good. DVD menus and RMVB are supported unlike the competing WDTV products. The usual Realtek criticism applies, with the interface remaining of the standard brutalist design.

This player is one of the best non-HDD Realtek players. It has a couple of unusual but beneficial features in the internal Wi-Fi and eSATA, and has wide availability from a well-known and trustworthy manufacturer. The additional features add a premium to the price of the R3 which we think is reasonable. However, if you don't need Wi-Fi then the original R1 Asus offers better value.

Update 12-Jan: The Asus O!Play Air is now shipping from a wide selection of retailers. See our links below.

The established Asus brand combines with tried and trusted Realtek performance to deliver an expensive but desirable Media Player.

ja det er rigitgt, men det ville jeg nu ikke spille på. tror ikke de begynder bare fordid en er nyere, hvis det er samme chip og firmware burde de kunne opatere begge 2. spg er hvor meget Asus egentlig vil i dette marked? og hvis du siger de er langsomme emd firmware så skal man nok overveje dem.