hello people

Just spent the last hour or so reading up on the previous pages...

I have little experience with 1080p media besides my Blu Ray Discs so please bear with me...

Do these files such as .mkv retain the lossless audio from their original source? Also are the latest Dvicos able to stream out lossless audio via HDMI? Will this be like the PS3 and be as Linear PCM or actually be True HD signals?

I guess Dvico owners who run their units via HDMI to recievers can answer this question...

Sorry for the long winded questions.

Possibly planning to match a Dvico 7000 to an Onkyo TX-SR606 Reciever with Mission 5.1 SPeaker Setup. Would be great if one could enjoy Lossless Hi-Def sounds with the Dvico

This post has been edited by yonggoh: Feb 21 2009, 07:34 PM

greetings... I have my friends Dvico player with a 1TB HD installed in it. This has no content.

I have a bunch of .mkv files on my PC which i intend to place in the Dvico harddive.

what is the best way to go about this? (pardon my newbie-ness in all of this)

thanks fellas! will goto the shop nearby to pick up a USB cable and give that a shot!

will certainly save me trouble from copying from PC to ext harddrive..then copy ext harddrive to dvico harddive...



ahh... i can just use the usb cable from my printer for this...

This post has been edited by yonggoh: Mar 25 2009, 05:18 PM

Ya i hooked up Dvico to PC...
oh yar hor... still took me about 6 hours to copy about 1TB... lol

mavric:

does your amp able to recieve HDMI input?

i had my friends Dvico6500 hooked up to my Onkyo amp via HDMI cable for video and sound, and was able to get clean sound from 1080/720p mkvs, mp3s and "crap" mpgs and avis

Good morning fellas,

Pardon my newbieness in all of this...

Am contemplating getting a Dvico 6500 for the old man.
Thing is I have a couple of TB of movies and such on my Desktop PC. My room is on the other side of the house.

Currently using some D-Link wireless for Wi-Fi, but that has crap range so i'm looking to upgrade to a n-router (if that helps)

Would I somehow be able to share my files with the Dvico via some sort of wireless connection? Saves me lots of $$$ on purchasing seperate Hard Drives for the Dvico just to have my Desktop's content on the player...

mavric,

Maybe if you have a Coaxial instead of Optical you could give that a shot?

ive got the 1080p .mkv vs the actual bluray of Kung Fu Panda...

SQ..its not even a contest.
PQ bluray does look more fluid...but there us not much in it...

Same observation applies to Black Hawk Down...

the main adv blurays have over the .mkv's has always been the SQ... thats why for concert presentations i always pick the bluray...

i have not been able to compare bluray .iso file to bluray disc yet so wont comment on that...

hi guys.... not a Dvico owner but I figured you guys might be able to help me:

Right now I have about 2 x 1TB of harddrives that i connect to my PC externally via a docking station(individual hard drives swap back and forth)... In the future I plan to get additional harddrives to store all my media files...

Anyone know if there is some kind of docking bay that can support say 4 or more hard drives at once that i can hook up to PC via a single USB cable? Getting tired of swapping back and forth whenever I want to have access to my files...

Kind Regards

ar188 & k8118k thanks for that...

a nice piece of gear...but 1k just for just a hard drive dock is rather steep for me... unless of course it comes with 4 x 1/1.5 TB harddrives

ah well...physical swapping it shall remain then...

anyone wanna let got of 6500 with latest firmware PM me

since all you fellas will "upgrade" to 6600...
6500 will be perfect for my dad

how much is the dune now anyway?