Video Player
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Features:
Distributing content to multiple displays and locations has never been easier and more affordable.
MP-1000 is rugged and stands up to the rigorous challenges of todays most demanding digital media applications. The compact design also makes MP-1000 ideal for kiosks, display advertising, and other small-footprint installations.
Datavideo MP-1000 supports the more popular media formats, such as JPEG (for slideshows), MPEG 1, 2 and 4, AVI and DIVX movie files and MP3 and WAV sound files.
Support for RSS, enables automatic updated scrolling text, like news bulleting from leading broadcasts, with customizable colours and opacity.
Media and settings are stored on its 2 gigabyte solid-state media card, and can be easily updated via a network connection using the built-in Ethernet port. DVD quality content can be scheduled remotely or locally.
Datavideo MP-1000 is a versatile digital media player with LAN and Internet connectivity.
- Country:Taiwan
- telephone:886-1-562-696-2324
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