[question from lighting69]
Heard that currently it doesn't support DTS-MA and Dolby TrueHD. what about external subtitles on mkv?

[answer from singapore disti]
Currently it does not support, but will be fixed Oct - confirmed. External
Sub on MKV no problem.

WDTV can go play far far. Don't even have HDMI 1.3.
Dvico is an established player in the market. Why do U think they can command a high price?
ACRyan and Xtreamer are newcomers to the playing field. Basically both are the same on the inside as they are using the same Realtek chipset. Difference is only on their customized firmware. There are also a lot of other companies coming up with their own players based on the same 1073DA/DD Realtek chipset.

blu-ray rip =/= MKV..

cheers.. 

depends on the spec/ feature lor.. it's like saying now got rm800-1000 PC so other PC that costs 1500-5000 cannot sell? 

the realtek cannot do what the C-200 and Dune can (play Blu-rays with Java) .. so how to compare in the 1st place..

Actually for me, so long as the player can play .avi, .rmvb, .mkv, have output for HDMI, YPbPr, can support both internal and external HDD, network support, have remote in english, have an outlook that I think is nice (one man's meat.... ) and priced acceptably, my requirements are fulfilled. BD.iso not really necessary as I'm too lazy to rip/download and my peasant ears don't really need all the canggih lossless sounds

That scene no problem at all. I think reference frames should be used to judge instead of "which scene in which movie".

I've tested Chai Ching/.m2ts/43GB/DTS-HDMA, Joey.Yung.Star.Light/.ts/44GB/DTS-HDMA.LPCM & Seven Swords/.ts/41GB/DTS-HDMA.LPCM.DD61 no problem with the audio.. no lagging at all.. 

I Thought C-zone no more stock yesterday? Like lightning said. "Today its out of stock. Tomorrow its out of date. Then the day after is stock clearance!"

Wah! didn't expect it go from out of stock to drop in price so fast.....

  just dropby to learn new thing....hope you all don't mind....

This is the specs:

Supported Formats Video: MPEG1/2/4,RM/RMVB,VC-1,H.264
Video File Extension: .mp4,.mov,.xvid,.avi,.divx,.asf,.wmv,.mkv,.rm,.rmvb,.flv,.ts,.m2ts,.dat,.mpg,.vob
Audio: MP3,WAV,AAC,OGG,FLAC,AIFF
Image: JPEG,BMP,PNG,GIF,TIFF
Subtitle: SRT,SUB,SMI,SSA
I/O Port Input:
DC Power In
1xUSB 2.0 Port
1xUSB 2.0 / eSATA Combo Port
RJ-45 LAN Port

Output:
Composite Video
Composite Audio L/R
S/PDIF Out
HDMI 1.3

Network LAN:
TCP/IP (DHCP or Static IP Address)
10/100Mbps Wired LAN
Accessories AC Adapter
Power Cord
Remote Control
Composite A/V Cable
Quick Start Guide
CD (User Manual)
Dimensions 181.0x125.3x47.7mm(W x D x H)
Weight 491g
Power Power Source: 12V DC, 2A, 24W Power Adapter
Power Consumption: < 10W
Operating Temperature: 5- 35℃ (41- 95 ℉)

Oit!!! Go post that Asus player stuff in its own thread lah.

Anyways this Asus player not in the same league as ACRyan/Extremer/M6600 lah...

Why wanna compare?

Can U install an internal HDD in the Asus or not? If can, then I will admit it is in the same league.

Does the Asus support wifi? Oh wait no, it has LAN so its 1 class above the rest.

I have another question on the ACR player: Will it be possible to connect up a BDROM drive and play BluRay disks directly?

Hi, I'm one of the authorized reseller for A.C. Ryan here in Digital Mall, Section 14.
Our new stock expecting to arrive sometime next week, can check out my thread on my signature.
I can offer RM600 for just the player, or RM920 bundled with Samsung 1.5TB hard-disk.
Anyone interested to order/reserve please PM or e-mail me at jlsupercom@gmail.com