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I've done the search (both on this forum, and on google) for a 400-800 Disc DVD Player that Connects to a Computer Via a USB or Firewire Cable, allowing the computer to control the playback as well as keep track of which disc is stored in each location (making massive DVD playback easy). So far the only one that looks like it has those capabilities is the Sony, however it only holds 200 Discs... and would also look ugly in my HT setup :D thanks as always for your input
PS - I would like if the DVD Player had the ability to upscale but it is not neccesary. Also HDMI would be preferred.
no one knows of any? or none available besides the sony vaio one ?
Any reason you don't want to go down the storing on HDD method instead?
3-6 terrabyte should do the trick.
Any reason you don't want to go down the storing on HDD method instead?
3-6 terrabyte should do the trick.
Can't answer for anyone but myself, but the time needed for ripping 400+ DVDs is the single thing that keeps me from setting up a file server with my DVDs. The solution asked for in this thread would keep me from having to do the job.
Gøran
ya, the main reason would be ripping all the dvds, the second reason is there is better usage for that kinda storage, like recording TV and HDTV :D... I currectly have about 1.5 GB for recording TV, but we just have way too many DVDs to rip.
doesnt look good, i still can't find any out there
ion-man 07-07-06, 10:04 AM Think you are looking at the wrong line of Sony products. You mentioned the Viao, but Sony has two 400 dvd changers:
DVP CX995V- with HDMI and no RS232 access port for PC hookup
DVP CX777ES- no HDMI but includes RS232 access. Costs more as well, almost dpuble the first option.
Hope this helps.
Steve L 07-07-06, 02:46 PM Think you are looking at the wrong line of Sony products. You mentioned the Viao, but Sony has two 400 dvd changers:
DVP CX995V- with HDMI and no RS232 access port for PC hookup
DVP CX777ES- no HDMI but includes RS232 access. Costs more as well, almost dpuble the first option.
Hope this helps.
Do you know what software you run on the PC to talk to the 777ES via RS 232?
Thanks.
/steve
moxie1617 07-07-06, 02:54 PM Do you know what software you run on the PC to talk to the 777ES via RS 232?
Thanks.
/steve
Here is link to Main Loby Software. http://www.cinemaronline.com/mlserver.cx777es.html
I never used it or any others but found it when I was looking for a way to manage my DVD's and CD's.
Steve L 07-07-06, 03:05 PM Here is link to Main Loby Software. http://www.cinemaronline.com/mlserver.cx777es.html
I never used it or any others but found it when I was looking for a way to manage my DVD's and CD's.
Thanks so much!
/steve
victor73 01-15-07, 01:25 AM There is also something called "bluesilver" which will read your "dvd profiler" or "DVDpedia" collection files, display the disc/collection info including cover images, and allow you to control your dvdp-cx777es. It's available for windows, macosx and linux...
-Victor
En Sabur Nur 10-04-07, 09:32 AM There is also something called "bluesilver" which will read your "dvd profiler" or "DVDpedia" collection files, display the disc/collection info including cover images, and allow you to control your dvdp-cx777es. It's available for windows, macosx and linux...
-Victor
I did a search on "bluesilver", but got nothing. Do you have a link or website for the software?
I've read DVD Lobby is the way to go. I even saw it on a home improvement show on tv in a high end home theater/home control system.
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