So subjective, the only way to get your answer is to borrow both the player and test it out yourself .

With an interface like YAMJ don't expect to be fast as before. It will take up quite a bit of resources.

That must be the Beta with the YAMJ.

Wah Media Player also got brain-storming workshop ah

If Eugene himself is coming, better make sure he completes a very stable Firmware first, and also include DTS-MA and TrueHD bitstream or else he is gonna get bombarded left and right

This post has been edited by Ngto: Apr 9 2010, 03:26 PM

I thought Fat32 file size limit was 4GB?

Have you heard of the OK button

First basic need is what sort of files do you intend to play and can you get hold of them?

This post has been edited by Ngto: Apr 13 2010, 10:23 AM

Old issue, already discussed it, left, right and center many times before. Don't expect TrueHD to be supported, ever!.

Right now , it can't even downmix it to stereo. AC Ryan blaming Realtek and Realtek just ignore and keep silent.

Do you copy, move files to diff directories using POHD internal functions. Better avoid doing that and use PC to do that instead.

Last time while using earlier firmware I had some corruption problems. Since then I connect the POHD Internal HD to PC and do my housekeeping from there.

Just connect with the Cable provided lah (from the POHD USB Slave port to the PC USB port). The cable is the one with the Mini connector on one end and normal connector on the other. When your PC is switched on and you turn on the power of the POHD, the blue light will disappear after a few seconds and the PC will in turn detect it as a USB Drive.

Just use the POHD like any other External USB HD connected to your PC USB port. Make sure you use the "Safely Remove Hardware" feature when you want to disconnect the POHD from the Computer just to be safe (Just like any other USB device).

After you disconnect the cable, the POHD will power on back for normal functions.

This post has been edited by Ngto: Apr 14 2010, 10:01 AM

If you only watch mkv files no need to bother about HD Audio problems

This post has been edited by Ngto: Apr 14 2010, 10:01 PM

Not the same, both different. But POHD and other Realtek players can play both.

MKV 'commonly' (not necessarily must be) contain movies ripped from Blu-ray and compressed (sometimes reduced to about 5 times it's original size) and resolution is up to 1080P. Quality is excellent considering it's compresssion ratio (common format H264)

RMVB can have decent resolution too, but however, for TVB series they are commonly compressed to lower resolution and low quality because a whole series will take up too much space.

This post has been edited by Ngto: Apr 15 2010, 10:45 AM

That's the trend nowadays for anything . If 20 episodes will take up 20GB or more. How long does it take you to DL. Just curious.

That means for you, if DL 20 episodes, will take less than 2days ? That's really fast.

Why do you not follow instructions found in Manual how to copy file. Let you do some homework first. Go check out the manual and see if you can find out which button to press to get the copy screen to appear

Your USB Hard Drive require external power or not?

What he means is the normal BDMV Folder files stored on HDD.

If download too difficult for you can always buy from fellow forumers mah

You mean you don't know there is a 'NEXT' button on the remote?