I heard some member mention that white color like clouds etc are not handled so well by the WDTV live...a bit blocky..do you experience it?

Nobody wants to buy..I'll wait until its RM400 to get one

What media player is not "half baked"?...less than 1K

How abt the HDX1000?..currently is going for USD199 (not including Shipping)
Its using Sigma Designs SMP8635 C unlike the unreleased HDXDBone suppose to use Sigma 8642.

This post has been edited by azbro: Dec 17 2009, 11:45 AM

City for RM68K..dream on...even if they put the Proton or Naza badge on the City, it will never be that low.

If you wake up one morning and find that your HDD is empty..that one is a major bug.

yeah, it did ask, cos the hardisk has been wiped clean (like post #2012)

yeah bro..I understand..sometimes it happens..but during that one particular time, ppl. get a shock of their lives end up formatting everything again.
Even if the files might actually still in there.

Remux short form for Re multiplexing...meaning demux first, then remux it back...but ppl seldom use the word demux

What the whole process does is actually separate the video, audio, sub etc from the Video file. Then you can choose which language you need and what subs to add it, attach or take out...after that, mux it back together to make it into the Video file again.
But nowadays it does not only do that, there are many other features added in into the Remux software...example is changing variable bitrates, adding chapters, change audio etc.

Some of the popular Remux software:
http://haali.su/mkv/
http://www.bunkus.org/videotools/mkvtoolni...vmerge-gui.html

etc

For us..main reason to remux is not for space saving, but to make it easier for budget media player to play those 'hard to play' movies.
ar118 has a point there.

But Remux meaning for an Encoder is different...those movies encoders uses it to add subtitles, add/remove HD audio, extract video from Bluray for VC-1...the meaning very wide.

haha..I know all this cause I own a crap sarotech....need to remux most of the time to remove second audio and stabilize the bitrates..
If not hang, audio cutout etc...

But nowadays I see that most encoders are keeping below 9gb for most new movies...meaning more friendly to the budget media players.

No probs bro..once I made up my mind, I'm sure to contact you..
I see you givin' good support...thats whats important

This post has been edited by azbro: Jan 20 2010, 11:29 AM

Sworn Sigma user...