APEX AD-1600 DVD Player 89.99

ams30gts

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Amazon has the APEX AD-1600 DVD player for $89.99. add $10 item and recieve free shipping. Looks nice silver faced. not as hot as other APEX deals but kinda decent. this model sure looks better than those in the past APEX deals. dunno if its hackable

Features:

Composite- and S-video outputs
Supports DVD, VCD, SVCD, CD, CD-R, CD-RW, and MP3 formats
Compatible with NTSC and PAL televisions and discs (as long as the discs are Region 1)
Dolby Digital and DTS 5.1 surround sound (through coaxial digital-audio output)
Parental controls
 

SpongeBobPalmBay

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The Apex Digital AD-2500 comes out this summer... thought that was going to be the first for Windows Media player... o well, looks like I'll pick this one up.

Pretty sure it plays DVD-R... seems most Apex does - with ease.

 

Flaredair

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Just ordered this Apex dvd as a spare for the bedroom. Added a dvd movie to get total over $100 and the free shipping. I then applied the 10 off 75 coupon for mastercard holders which still works. Sweet...
 

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I don't see an optical out on the specs. Does anyone know if it has it?
 

DerProfi

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This model supports WMA (audio) only. Don't expect to play DivX or WMV files on it.
 

NICKel

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Pulled from VCDhelp ...........

Its a great little player. Plays almost everything except for SVCDs burned with Nero. If you burn the SVCD that are in the .bin and .cue format with Nero, it works perfectly fine. However, if you create the SVCD by dragging the Mpeg2 into Nero's Super Video template and burn it, the result of the SVCD will still play, but the frame and audio will skip around and you'll see blocks of pixels that are distorted on the screen.

In addition, it also plays .avi files as well. But to make it work, you mush rename the .avi extension to a different extenstion such as .dat or .mpg (i.e. Spider-Man.avi to Spider-Man.mpg or Spider-Man.mpeg or even Spider-Man.dat) and then burn it as data onto the CD. The AD-1600 then will think it is a Mpeg1 or Mpeg2 video file instead and playback will work. I'll have to convert all my CDs from .avi to .mpg now.


Can anyone confirm this???