who cares if it's user friendly or not, the main thing is getting the job done..

either you can play BDiso exactly like it should when you pop in a BD player or you can't.. and all realteks in this current generation cant... so how user friendly also no use..

(anyway realteks are not user friendly, the menu is quite awkward anyway)

Go for TVIX....

TVIX cannot play BDJ la.

Sooner or later need to install new firmware because of the extras . If need to revert back can install new blank HD and then revert to old firmware (I think). After that transfer the 1.5TB contents to new HD.

Sorry bro. I try but still not successful. The BD-ISO file is it same like DVD-ISO? Currently while i want to open my blu-ray rips files i will need to go to the BDMV folder then pick the Stream folder and inside the Stream folder there will be lots of M2TS files. Sometime, the largest M2TS file will be at the top of the list but some will be placed at the 3rd or 5th of the list. Everytime i will need to check from the preview the largest file in order to play the movie. After update to this firmware, still the same. Another thing, is it only Tivx can play all those BD-ISO menu like blu-ray?

This post has been edited by superyaw: Nov 15 2009, 07:17 PM

that one not iso file,that one is extracted iso folder.as mentioned above,seem only c200 can do.but the price wise wor... ;D

Oh, How much is C200 cost now. I think i will need to consider Tvix already.

TVIX doesn't do what C-200 does.. (it's just doing what realtek is doing but adding a layer of BDlite simplistic basic menu and ability to bitstream the HD audio) while C-200 actually understands all the files in a BD-iso and it's java menus as well..
so if you thinking of TVix because it does more than Acryan, then ok but it's still isn't a properly functional "BD"player..

This post has been edited by ar188: Nov 15 2009, 08:35 PM

Hi Bro, I think you have not seen TViX UI. It is the easiest UI among all the players. You can go to The Hub to see the demo then you can command. At least I got 2, TViX and ACR.

err.. you know how to read english or not? I never said TVIX wast user friendly wor..

haha, thats out bro ar188

no matter how complex or problematic the C-200 is, it's still the cheapest one (beside HTPC) to be able to load BD-iso/BDMV like this..



so no point comparing realtek and TVIX in the same category as C-200/dune.. cos it isn't..

cheers..

Actually 2 models Hybride player, C-200 and HDI BD Prime 3.0 both got serious problem now. Pls read below links for HDI BD Prime 3.0:
http://www.mpcclub.com/forum/showthread.php?t=21843

And the C-200 review below. MPC Club not even give any star because the firmware still not ready for users. Download review file:
http://www.mpcclub.com/forum/links/showlin...ew_pch_c200.pdf
So, Hi-Jack is fair enough for all players becasue he will re-edit once the C-200 firmware more mature. Until then, ACR is quite a good player compare to C-200, i mean it is worthy compare to price...

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Added on November 15, 2009, 9:00 pmBro, actually my English damn poor but I still understand that M6600 is based on realtek 1283 also. Then how you explain above statement. So, sorrry for the poor English....

This post has been edited by summer4128: Nov 15 2009, 09:00 PM

I was refering to TVIX 6500/7000 leh..... 6600... this one can do everything the 6500 can do? bitstream all the HD audio trueHD and DTS-MA?


as for ACR compare to C-200, sorry but it's not in the same class .. please make it load BDJ and full access to BD features and then tell me about it... (best in basic class still cannot do what the buggy BDJ class players can do)

Bottom line is, Realtek is half-baked.

QED.

Err, then you still not experience the UI for M6600. Pls go to The Hub see the demo then u may change yr view. Hmm, HD audio pass thru not yet ready but sure they will make it. A boy said, according to the local distributor. But the HD audio downmix is ok oledi.

Well, for ACR, do I say compare to the price? I do not say compare to the features wor, Bro....

I understand that loading of BD java menus will be taking lots of loading times. What i mean is a basic menu support will do. If really want the full function for blu-ray support, perhaps can consider oppo-bd83. Currently what player produce the best of AQ? AC Ryan? Xtreamer? Dvico or Popcorn?

ask kk to help out la...

if got cheap lobang dun forget to tell me..

oppo can't play BD-iso.. ?? how come bring this into picture?

as for basic menu support... I think the 6500/7000 would have the best support for this category.. but it's still guessing the largest M2ts file for 1st file playback.. dun expect some BDs to play from start...

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Added on November 15, 2009, 11:57 pm\
seriously pay so much for the M6600 just to have nice UI? but it can't do even 50% of what Dune and C-200 (with buggy menu) in the same 1k+ price range can do?
it's weird logic..

This post has been edited by ar188: Nov 15 2009, 11:57 PM

Bro AR, u support n spoken highly of Dune n C-200 so many many many times.. but i dun see u getting one for urself..

This post has been edited by zerorulez: Nov 16 2009, 09:39 AM