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Tvisto Portable USB 2.0+Firewire Multi-media Divx player?
#1
Anybody use it? I'm thinking of buying 4 with LCD screens to run looping PowerPoint videos at tradeshows. Any other suggestions for a cheaper/ better solution?



http://www.egoodz.com/product.asp?pf_id=3500Tvisto
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#2
Friend of mine uses them do do the same thing as a video player in his club.

He keeps buying more.

He loads them with his Mac.

http://forums.macresource.com/read/1/286...msg-286370
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#3
[quote Ken Sp.]Friend of mine uses them do do the same thing as a video player in his club.

He keeps buying more.

He loads them with his Mac.

http://forums.macresource.com/read/1/286...msg-286370
Great, thanks! I need to figure out the looping part now. Maybe I can do it as a .ISO DVD formatted file.
JoeM

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#4
i've done a review of mine... search my name and TVisto.
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#5
[quote jardster]i've done a review of mine... search my name and TVisto.
Thanks, will do.
JoeM

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#6
I have one siting in the box right in front of me.

Getting ready to install the Hard drive now.

3P
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#7
They also make units that accept laptop drives. You may want to look at those due to smaller size.
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#8
Can the video be looped with it? That's the only part that has me a bit stumped if I convert the PowerPoints to video. I'm thinking if I convert these PPT shows to DIVX or MPEG on the PC side, I could bring it into iDVD but I don't remember if I can set it there to loop.

I could also save them out as JPGs and create a slideshow in iPhoto, then bring them into iDVD. It would be more work and I would loose the PPT animations but it's another option.
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