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I'm looking for a fairly inexpensive, non-ipod brand mp3 and video player. I was looking at the Sansa e200 series, but a friend of mine said that they she cannot download any MPEG-4 videos onto her player. I download a few podcasts that are in that format that I'd like to be able to watch on my mp3 player.
I've been looking at the Creative Zen V Plus and the Samsung YP-K5.
Would either of those work??
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The Sansa e200 series support "MS playforsure" so it should be able to play wmv (or whatever video file format MS uses), or whatever the wmp will handle. So don't expect to download with itune.
hi i was wonderin if any1 knew using the samsung media studio 5 player software (comes with the yp-5) how to create playlists instead of having to constantly switch through tracks. Havin only jsut bort the product i cannot find any relevence in the instructions or on the samsung website plz getr bk 2 me.
I don't know what the exact difference is, but the PSP doesn't play videos formatted for the iPod (like CNET's own vodcasts, for example). There's some tiny difference in what exact AVC encoding they use, but it renders the two mutually incompatible.
The new Sony Video Walkman (http://tinyurl.com/33rj7h) does - but it looks like Sony may not release it in the States.
get a psp if you want the ultimate multimedia machine you can watch videos play music watch full length movies via umd movies play games and surf the web via wifi. Get the psp
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