Ron

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... just kidding.

At any rate, no, Fashionistas is just finishing authoring, so it will not be going to that replication company.

RonK - I don't see a common model name on the front of the player, but on the back, it says RC5231Z. It is a player that also plays Divx.

This is awesome that I now have this player added into our QC lineup, as we were looking for a player that was ultra-sensitive to technical glitches, but played good discs fine.

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Max Booty
"If something's hard to do, then its not worth doing."

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I actually still avoid Zenith and RCA products (when I have a choice) due to the fact that they caved in to Circuit City and initially produced nothing but Divx "enhanced" players.

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If I had waited 1 day to email him, it would have been next week before I could have received the player and used it to help diagnose the problem.

Mike told me something about it was a "final f-you to Circuit City and Divx to buy the player after Divx failed and was useless."

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I too have an RCA with Divx and I got the rebate after divx went the way of the dinosaur. No wonder why I had problems playing many EA dvds together with dvds from several other companies. It sometimes does not synch well with the databits and then pixelate. It is weird and an intermittent thing. By playing with the fast forward or slow mo, I can get it to resynch but sometimes without sound.

I often had problems toward the end of the dvd where the data stream is much more or when the sides change. In fact, my SONY often stops for a couple of seconds when the information transitions from one layer to the next.

Ron

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Anyone wants to buy a dinosaur dvd player that cannot play many dvds from our favorite studio, namely EA, as well as junk dvd from the likes of nameless companies? It might become a collector's item in 20 years time. Going going cheap -- just a couple of hundred green ones or more . Just joking as Steph will kill me if I tried to sell used dvd players on the main forum instead of ebay .

No wonder I had problems with many EA videos as I have posted in some ancient threads. My new SONY will play anything including SACD, but it spins and makes a noisy whirling sound with some dvds before deciding to play them.

Ron

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Received my copy of ass collector in the UK today. I played it on the dvd drive of my pc (Samsung SD-606) and playback froze and crashed my computer every time I played the disk with no particular chapter. My pc dvd-rom drive plays all of my other 24 Evil Angel titles without problems.

I also tried it on my Cyberhome ADL-528 stand alone dvd player and it played back without problems. This is a shame as I watch most of my adult titles on my pc dvd player and the parts of ass collector that I have been able to see look fantastic!!!!!!!

Hope this info is of help!

Flinty*

Edited by - flinty on 12/13/2002 1:08:56 PM

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DivX the multimedia file codec alternative to MPEG, and DIVX the evil Circuit City / lawyer spawned, horrifically restrictive DVD format are two completely different things. DivX the codec is alive and well. DIVX the slap in the face to DVD consumers is completely dead as far as I know--unless they've taken root outside the United States somewhere and I don't know about it. I seriously doubt that it has though.

Uhhhg... just THINKING about it now makes me quiver with anger for Circuit City. I was so angry when it first came out that I was practically campaigning against it--telling these idiot Circuit City salesmen to call it what it was--a total rip off.

I bought my DIVX player after it had been severely discounted because DIVX was dead--it was my version of a slap in the face to Circuit City and RCA--and I made sure they knew it.

Mike L.

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When they told the salesgirl that they didn't want the Divx player, they wanted the DVD player that was $50 cheaper, they called the manager and security to have me escorted out of the store.

There's a pretty good website that came out of the Divx fight called fightdivx.com. After Divx died, this website turned into a pretty good place for finding coupons & deals for all kinds of Internet stores.

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