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PaulB
06-01-2004, 6:13 PM
Well, soon anyway - Edit my apologies I thought it was out now but looks like its out in quarter 2 2004

This one slipped in under the radar and its not the Samsung!

http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=347428

I suspect we'll see a more CSS friendly clone reasonably soon!
Paul

The Ironduke
07-01-2004, 6:39 AM
I vote we drag this guy outside of the forums and beat the **** out of him.

Im sure Kramer would assist:P

PaulB
07-01-2004, 6:46 PM
Aw hey wait, anyone can make a mistake! Honest guv' I didn't mean it! :)
Paul

Reinier Bauer
08-01-2004, 2:23 PM
Hi,

There are also two other HD-DVD WMV9 players coming.
At CES Apex Digital will display a new model, and also KiSS/Revoy will anounce a new model DVD player DP-600. Both will be able to play back WMV9.

Look here for the press release:
http://www.sigmadesigns.com/news/press_releases/040107.htm

Reinier.

Cool-hand
28-02-2004, 7:27 PM
Q. If/when the WMV9 compatible dvd players arrive will they require a modem?

Ie. T2 requires your pc to dial out to get the licence before playing. (Will this be done away with)?

CH

PaulB
28-02-2004, 9:42 PM
It increasingly appears that a modem will NOT be required. This is still unconfirmed as yet but once the players appear we'll know for sure.
Paul

KraGorn
29-02-2004, 7:44 AM
Originally posted by Cool-hand
Q. If/when the WMV9 compatible dvd players arrive will they require a modem?
If they do it'll be the kiss of death IMO .. of course, it does beg the question of how they'll enforce region coding, and you can bet your life that'll not be so easy to defeat as with current players.

I'm hoping the new networked KiSS player will be up to the job, I have a 450 and it's okay though a bit on the 'beta' level when it comes to some decoder problems which hopefully are fixed by the new Sigma chip .. I like my networked MP3 player and this KiSS will do the same for WMVs etc.

davidkingmartin
13-01-2006, 4:01 PM
The new KISS DP600 should be available from 20 Jan. The specs look impressive, as does the price: only £250. I wonder whether it will playback my WMA lossless audio DVDs (archived from CDs, LPs etc) without having to comandeer the services of an outboard computer...and display some kind of menu for file navigation purposes using the r/c. DKM.

Nic Rhodes
13-01-2006, 6:42 PM
It has been quite a wait though...