Showing posts with label exora dvd player. Show all posts
Showing posts with label exora dvd player. Show all posts

Monday, March 7, 2016

Exora DVD Movies Converter - Optional New Method


For those who is still struggling finding ways to convert MP4 file to .avi - readable format by our Exora DVD Player, here's another way. Using your smartphone.

Go to Google play from your phone.

Download Media Converter (green logo with M).


Once installed, please launched.
You may need to copy and install the movie to your phone first.
from USB disk drive like this :

Just plug it to your smartphone. It will detect the USB, go to file explorer.


or from your pc to your phone using phone cable.

Please ensure that your phone memory is sufficient

Choose the movie file that you want to convert.


Once selected. Please select advance convert.

Once advance convert selected, please click/touch mp3 section, a list of options will appear.

A list of options that you can use to convert file in other format as well.

Please choose .avi
Set the location (save to) to make it easier to search for it later on. Normally, name the folder like 'ijam' will do the trick.
By default it will go to :
SD card/android/data/mediaconverter/

for me, I changed the 'save to' to :
sd card/movie 
or sdcard/video.

Let the conversion begin
After conversion done, please search for the converted file from your phone.
Copy it to USB disk drive.

You are done. Play it at your Exora DVD player.


Monday, August 25, 2014

EXORA DVD PLAYER - PLAYING MOVIES WITH COMPATIBLE FORMATS


This was an old post. Another method of converting video files can be found here



Proton Exora DVD Player will have no issue in playing the DVD disc – Original or contraband, yes, proton got that covered for you.

(And yes, for RM80k plus of MPV, the radio don’t even have a USB port for playing music...boring)

However, in this millennium where disc is considered a space clutter, having a digital movie is a must for a city dweller (especially miserable guy like me).

And to add the joy, most of your day will be spent traveling to work, school, kindergarten (and repeat,.. say....for the rest of your life..)

Having a family with 4 children can give you happiness or high blood pressure and keeping them accompany is essential during traveling.

Back to the DVD player, the invention to divert your child’s intention to a small screen above would be the best choice – luring with entertainment.

Hooray..!! the DVD player is equipped with USB port – meaning to say that I can play movie through via portable data storage.

The DVD player only plays with compatible file format i.e avi (with codex xvid), movie clip, rmvb and few other unknown files.

It can’t play the most common files downloaded from the internet via Piratebay or torrent i.e mp4 and mkv. I have hundreds of files at these type of format which can’t be played.

The only way to play this type of file (MP4 and MKV) is to convert it first using your PC. 

Just to make it simple : the objective here is to convert your favorite movie to Mpeg1

Here it goes :

Step 1 : Download a MP4 to Mpeg converter
Most of full version converter will need to be purchased, but you can download it free from Pirate Bay.
I use WIN X HD Converter Deluxe. Once downloaded, install it and apply the registration code (come together in the txt file – cut and paste in the registration column) – and you’re done.


Step 2 : Open the WIN X HD Converter Deluxe
 







  

Step 3 : Choose your Movie File – You can select multiple files and convert at the same time



Step 4 : Choose the output format : please choose Mpeg1 – its the safest, easy to use and guaranteed can be played at your Exora DVD.

  
Step 5 : Choose your output destination : just put desktop – easy to spot


Step 6 : Click ‘RUN’ , the blue button at your bottom right and wait for the conversion to take effect. Normally for 1 hour 30 minutes movie, it will take about 30 minutes or so to finish.


 conversion in progress - the conversion duration is shown here

 
Step 7 : copy the file that you just converted to your external data storage (USB memory) and plug it at your exora DVD player.


Step 8 : enjoy!!! 
My  nightmare had come to an end.....

any feedback please post at the comment section.

Thank you