Review on Buyee Portable HD Media Player - 1080P Resolution, HDMI, VGA, AV Outputs, SD Card Inputs by Robert Wood

I have several similar products. I was asked at work what I would recommend to our receptionist. Not only did I recommend this product, I bought it myself. It came well packaged and worked as soon as I loaded it. But while working with him, I found some information that other clients might find useful. (And future versions of this product) In order for AUTO START to work, you must prepare it for operation and then apply (connect) power. If you turn it on with the remote control, the main menu will appear. I don't try music. But the player only plays pictures or videos. To change this, set the autoplay menu in settings. When received, the device plays photos and videos in the order in which they are named. (There is a setting for random selection, but I'm not sure if it will remember it). So I just renamed the photos and videos in the order I want them to play. When playing images, the device uses random swipes to navigate between images. (I found it very smooth) When playing a video, the device just starts playing the next video. For our application, the sound is disabled. When I tested it at home, the audio played along with the video. There is a volume control on the remote control. But keep in mind that this only reduces the volume on the display device. So if the volume on your display/TV is turned down, you won't hear anything. I've also noticed that some audio tracks sound a lot louder than others. (There are programs that allow you to convert video with trimming and volume control. I even found one that removes background noise from my daughter's wedding video. When I put the camcorder back in place, the exhaust fan didn't work. There is a feature which I missed (but there is a workaround.) I have a camera that takes photos and videos, when you play them they play in order: photo, photo, photo, first frame of the video, photo, photo, first frame of video, video etc. (it looks great) The workaround is that there are programs like Roxio Video Creator etc. that allow you to upload a single photo and create an MP4 from it, the transition and the length It can also be used to combine multiple images into one video, then set up the player to play the video o01, mp4, etc. Another trick is d You can play a PowerPoint presentation simply by saving it as a Windows Media Video (*.wmv) file. .I would recommend this product again.