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40GB Pocket PVR.

OVERLORD (Competent) posted this on Sunday, 3rd April 2005, 15:24

£165 delivered here www.ebuyer.com/customer/products/index.html?action=c2hvd19wcm9kdWN0X292ZXJ2aWV3&product_uid=84815

Product Information
With a superb 3.5" screen, stereo headphones and easy to navigate, clear and easy to view on screen menu the PV-380 is the perfect choice.Not only can you watch all your favourite movies and listen to your favourite music but you can also store over 100,000 photos and images on your Joycoder and show them to your friends plus you can connect to their TV and create your own slideshow evening.
Did you miss your favourite TV programme - not to worry your JOYCODER can record off your TV, with the cables provided, ensuring that you can watch the latest episode of Eastenders or Match of the Day and watch them on the way to work or whilst you`re at the gym.
The JOYCODER easily connects to your PC via the USB2.0 connection, allowing easy transfer of all your favourite movies, music and photos onto its built in 40GB hard disc drive.
The JOYCODER has RealOne Player embedded for easy navigation and maximum compatibility, the firmware is completely upgradeable, meaning your JOYCODER is future proof.
The JOYCODER PV-380 comes complete with all the accessories you will need. AC/DC adaptor, battery, carrying case, stereo earphones, infra red remote control, A/V cables and the USB2.0 cable.Being the perfect portable partner, the JOYCODER PV-380-1 also comes complete with a conveniently designed stand.
Weighing only 350g and playing back at least 3 hours of video or 10 hours of audio on one charge, the JOYCODER PV-380 is the
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This item was edited on Sunday, 3rd April 2005, 17:06

RE: 40GB Pocket PVR.

bigkahunas (Competent) posted this on Sunday, 3rd April 2005, 15:38

Fixed URL

original one did not work

RE: 40GB Pocket PVR.

OVERLORD (Competent) posted this on Sunday, 3rd April 2005, 16:05

Thanks! Fixed.

RE: 40GB Pocket PVR.

phatbhoy (Competent) posted this on Sunday, 3rd April 2005, 16:13

cant get link to work? :/

RE: 40GB Pocket PVR.

Reestit Mutton (Competent) posted this on Sunday, 3rd April 2005, 17:26

RM`s URL hints and tips. Trick number 3792b:

Remove the unnecessary parts of the URL to make it (a) more readable (b) more persistent.

Try the following:
www.ebuyer.com/customer/products/index.html?product_uid=84815

Not sure what the "actionid" field in the Ebuyer URL is for but the page comes up perfectly okay without it. A similar trick makes any DSG (Dixons/Currys/PC World/The Link) URL very simple to display on usenet and forums such this. e.g.

<http://www.thelink.com/martprd/store/lin_page.jsp?BV_SessionID=@@@@0079454346.1112548806@@@@&BV_EngineID=cccgaddefgdehfjcflgceggdhhmdgmi.0&page=Product&sku=981920&fm=0&sm=1&tm=undefined>

becomes

http://www.thelink.co.uk/product.php?sku=981920

and it never expires as the time-limited session information is no longer used.

P.S. You can compile a URL for ANY DSG product page simply by (a) replacing the domain e.g. www.thelink.co.uk, www.currys.co.uk etc... (b) cutting and pasting the product code into the sku field (the product code is displayed clearly in the top left corner of the product page. What`s more, as all DSG sites tend to sell a wide range of identical products, just replacing the domain is usually sufficient to find the same product as, where their product ranges overlap, the SKU codes are identical on all DSG sites.

HtH
RM

RE: 40GB Pocket PVR.

close to the edge (Elite) posted this on Monday, 4th April 2005, 22:27

Could you use this device to some how store directions from a map software programme such as multimap/autoroute so that you could use in the car as a kind of route finder (store info as a txt file for example?).

RE: 40GB Pocket PVR.

Shoes (Competent) posted this on Monday, 4th April 2005, 22:42

it would be easier print it off on an A4 wouldn`t it?

RE: 40GB Pocket PVR.

powerlord (Mostly Harmless) posted this on Tuesday, 5th April 2005, 08:04

for 69 quid more you could have a pda gps which would do it for real...


As for this PVR, it`s very limited in what it plays. It can`t play divx really (it recodes it). All divx files on the net have mp3 sound nearly. This won`t play any of them.

This also means the sound with video is either rubbish or takes up loads and loads of space. For example you`ll find a crappy quality video recorded with it will be 4X the size of one encoded on a PC in divx with mp3 sound.

Personally I`d pay the extra 60 quid or so for an archos gmini400. Actually I did :-) Had one for 6 months now. different league really.

stu

RE: 40GB Pocket PVR.

OVERLORD (Competent) posted this on Thursday, 7th April 2005, 10:54

Is this coming from personal experience or are these the views of Nostradamus?


This item was edited on Thursday, 7th April 2005, 11:57

RE: 40GB Pocket PVR.

powerlord (Mostly Harmless) posted this on Thursday, 7th April 2005, 16:03

personal experience of similar ones (before I went for archos). reading the in depth specification will confirm it.

stu

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