I am thinking of buying 600A.  Can it play BDISO or BDMV or BD java with full menu and smooth playback and off course with DTS-MA passthru?

Think 600A - RM300 & 600B - RM380

I have several 20GB MKV files on my NAS and can confirm that the HD600A plays them fine.  It even bitstreams the lossless audio to my AVR

Himedia A and B series is always differenciate by B being able to host a HDD internally..  Other specs are the same except the USB2.0 in 600A and USB3.0 in B.  But mind you, himedia forum has many post about the heat generated in 600B..so pls read more to decide whether u r ok with this 'design defect'.

the heat issue is not caused by internal hdd. the entire 600b is freaking hot and i can confirm that. but if not much ppl complain it dying anytime soon then i dont care. makes me think the reason why they created the 600c was to put a fan bcoz too many ppl worry and complain.

and imo, the usb3 is nothing much unless if u plan to xfer stuff from the player to the external, which most ppl rarely ever do that.

how big is big ? 30+gb bd-iso ? ive seen this demo unit at lowyat, if not mistaken is just the 600a playing bd-iso.

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now on to my question :

do you guys use the torrent feature ? i've  tried  it and it kinda suck, the most stripped down downloader ive ever seen.

is there a way i can add trackers to it ? and sometimes it gives error saying its not a valid torrent while its perfectly readable on pc.

I am thinking of getting Himedia 600A but now I see 900A which is Rm100 difference.  I don't really need the 3D now but the 750Mhz is very good. 

My only concern now is whether the 900A firmware very problematic?  What I really need now is being able to play blueray iso with DTS-MA or Dolby True HD passthru.  Is 900A so far ok in this area?

Dilemma now, not sure which to get....definitely i need wifi, either take the built in wifi or get usb dongle....
hd900a wifi or hd900b wifi?.....hmmm..

HiMedia HD900A (No Wifi Version): rm330 (realtek 1186 chipset)
HiMedia HD900B (No Wifi Version): rm480 (realtek 1186 chipset)
HiMedia HD900B (Wifi Version): rm550 (realtek 1186 chipset)

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Added on February 18, 2012, 3:23 pm
not sure though...in my opinion, I don't think they are exactly the same but they may have similarity in term of circuit board and wiring design
seller told me that accessibility of hd900a is slightly faster than hd900b...probably because hd900b is more complicated..

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Added on February 18, 2012, 3:24 pmquestion,
can anyone share how to play android games on hd900a pls?

that depends on the type of movie file you are downloading..  If you are just downloading normal 720 .mkv  for example you won't have 'tracks'..but if you are downloading miniBD or bluray ISO file then yes u will see the tracks.

Hi 600A will ask me whether I want to resume where it stopped yesterday whenever I play the same movie again.  This is a default feature, no setting required.  btw..I'm playing .mkv movies 100%, so I cannot say .rmvb movies will behave the same..  But I guess it should!