It plays perfectly. There is no block and scene that sound and picture is out of step.
Then, I copied all of the
MASH DVD,
Family Guy DVD,
Battlestar Galactica DVD,
House DVD,
Planet Earth DVD,
Disney Special DVD,
OSCAR DVD,
007 James Bond Ultimate,Collections DVD,
Charmed,
Supernatural DVD,
Star Trek The Motion pictures DVD,
X Files dvd,
The Simpsons season,
Will And Grace,
StarGate SG1,
NCIS DVDthat I bought in
http://www.storeofeast.com to the VX690HD to test its transmission speed and play ability. I bought so many DVDs in this website because they are cheaper there. All the above files added is about 155 GB, after I connect the data wire, and copied the above content to my VX690HD; I found it surprisingly that the transmission speed can reach 900Mb per second. The 155 GB content has been copied within 4 minutes to the VX690HD.
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The MP4 testing clip of Aino Company is also in RMVB format (take a use of their bit rate chart).
The following is the clip of “King Kong”, its resolving rate is 1280*720, the max bit rate is 15665kbps, and the average bit rate is 6967kbps.
It also plays perfectly.
This is the best testing video of V6000HDV.
The following picture is the testing video of “The Rundown”, its max bit rate is 53192kbps, and the average bit rate is 16863kbps.
It still plays perfectly. It seems that VX690HD can deal with the video, at least in the 720P high bit rate films.
But it’s not over! It’s only 720P, the VX690HD claims that it can play the films of 1080P.
I don’t have films of 1080P at hand, so I have to record it myself. Therefore, I made the video and did the further test. Later, I recorded a piece of video of “Need for Speed11”. Then I record the AVI video that is uncompressed in the resolving rate of 1920*1080. Later, I compressed it into 1080P avi、mpg、divx、div、xvid、mpeg、wmv、mp4、pmp、mov、rmvb、h2 64、mkv format, and copy them all at one time.
My god! All of them can be played very smoothly (because they are released by the Storm video).
I looked the bit rate of this RMVB. For I chose the best effect when compressing, the bit rate of this film reached 467.7921Mbps.
I only put a picture here for it’s time-consuming to take all of the pictures.
I think that the films over 1080P still can play for the existence of the Storm video. But I am afraid that it’s hard to find a film of such high resolving rate.
When the highest resolving rate is open, the screen of VX690HD is more exquisite than those of 800*480. It keeps the high contrast when maintaining high resolving rate, which makes the color of the screen very bright.
This is the screen that the contrast is highest. It is very gorgeous.
There is no distortion exist in the screen of VX690HD when looking up, looking down or having a side look. It is of great effect for many people to share one film.
After the test of the video, let’s test the audio. For the existence of Storm Video, the format is not a problem.
The key problem is the timbre. I used the earphone that I bought in the street for 2 yuan and Sennheiser MX440, and the format is ape files. I found it surprisingly that the difference is not that great. Treble, tenor and bass are shown perfectly. Is that an auditory error? Then I used the “Ferry”, “motto派手にね!”, “Dong Feng Po”, “God Knows” and other music, it turned out that the 2 yuan earphone and the MX440 showed the same effect.
Then I opened the loudspeaker, even I turned the loudest sound and it showed no breaking sound. The most amazing thing is it sounded like you are wearing an earphone. The treble hadn’t been distorted even if you stood a little far away, and the bass is very steady. It is completely without the feeling of the MP3 and MP4. What’s the matter?
This should contribute to the IMusic12345 chip of Imp3. The perfect output of the chip feed the information to the speaker when the earphone is connected. Then, it made a best sound plan, which can show the perfect effect through both the non-brand and high-end earphone. If you have the IMusic12345, why do you need the high-end earphone?
I get the information that the IMusic12345 can output 10W power. Then I tested it by my own speakers, both of which are 40W power.
