Sumvision Cyclone MKV FULL 1080p HD Adaptor Media Player V2

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Does any one have this, and does it work as discribed?
All I want to do is have it connected to my HDTV via HDMI and use my usb 32GB stick to play my 720p HDTVx264(MKV) files on
I`m not bothered about recording or streaming just want to play my downloads for the rest of the family in the livingroom rather than burning to DVD all the time for them to watch there favourite tv episodes.

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Supports All Popular HD Video
This product supports all popular 1080p HD video in the market, including H.264, MKV, Divx HD,
MPEG 2-TS, VC-1, WMV9, then you can enjoy HD video on your HD TV by HDMI interface.

Supports USB Host And LAN Samba Client
With a USB2.0 high speed host build-in, you can plug in your USB storage devices like USB hard
disk, USB flash drive and MP3 player to extend more storage space and playback your media direct
from these USB storage. Thanks to Samba supporting in this product, you can navigate your media
stored in your PC and playback them on TV, this is much helpful in sharing your media at home.

Supports Multi Memory Cards Media Input
With multi memory card reader socket, you can insert memory cards like SD, SDHC, MMC and MS cards into the product, then playback the media direct from the memory cards to TV.

HDMI Digital output
With a HDMI interface design-in, digital audio can output to TV with 1080p HD video signal. It enable user connect his video connection very easily.

SPECIFIACATIONS

∙Memory card
input Supports SD, SDHC, MMC and MS cards
∙USB input USB2.0 high speed USB host x 2
∙Firmware Upgradeable
∙OS language English, German, Spanish, Italian, French, Portuguese, Dutch,
∙Audio file MP3, WMA, WAV, OGG, AAC, LPCM, FLAC, AC3 & DTS
∙Video codec H.264, MKV, WMV9, MPEG 1/2/4, HD Divx , Xvid, FLV, RM/RMVB
∙Video file mkv, ts, m2ts, mts, tp, trp, wmv, Ifo, iso, vob, dat, avi, mpg, mp4,
mov, rm, rmvb, divx, xvid, flv
∙Video resolution H.264, MKV, WMV9, TS and HD Divx supports up to 1920 x 1080p 30p
RM/RMVB supports up to 720p
∙Subtitle sub, smi, ssa, srt, idx + sub
∙Photo file JPG, JPEG, BMP, PNG, TIFF, GIF
∙Video out CVBS, HDMI 1.3(max 1080p)
∙Audio out stereo R/L, optical, HDMI digital
∙LAN RJ45, supports Samba client
∙Remote control Yes
∙Panel button NO
∙power supply Universal AC 100 ~230V 50Hz
∙Power rate DC 12V 2A
∙Product dimension 170 x 125 x 25 mm (L x W x H)
 
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i have a similar Sumvision product, the Cyclone Primus, in my bedroom. No network connection, but can have an SATA drive installed into it.

Menu system is a bit basic , but it has played everything I have wanted it to. I imagine the above is based on the same tech, but with a few different options

The Primus is £40 by the way, and something to consider if you dont care about networking?

If you arent too bothered about a dodgy remote, and dont want network or hard drive space, look at the Sumvision Cyclone Micro 2, which is a shade over £20
 
I have got this player, and it's great, it's played everything I've thrown at without a hitch, you can swap the firmware to another model as well, I've changed mine as it's made the menus etc quicker.

It's a lot cheaper on the electricity as well compared to a HTPC, as well as a lot smaller.

Does DTS and Dolby via Optical S/pdif so you can plug into your amp.

I've got it plugged into my router now and use it as a streamer with the shared files off my network, USB HDD etc work perfectly though.

One thing I will say though it runs super hot as it doesn't have a cooling fan, but i purchased a little netbook cooler from poundland which does a lovely job.

I recommend it.
 
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