LG DP122 DVD Player

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Features: Narrow: 120V, 60Hz

11W Power Consumption (in Operation)

0.5W Power Off Consumption (in Standby)

5M pixels, .jpg file only reading

Supported from DVD/CD/CD-R/USB

Screen shift mode is maintained at its original effect from JPEG slideshow mode.

Photo format: JPEG/ GIF/ Animated GIF/PNG/ MPO

Screen Saver: 5 minutes

Auto Power Off: After 5 minutes of Screen saver, it chages to Setup Mode

Parental Lock

FAT only supported (NTFS not supported) / CDDA Only supported

Playback Formats: DVD-ROM/DVD+/-R/DVD+/-RW
Audio CD/CD-R/CD-RW
Dual Disc (DVD+CD)
CD-G

Connectors: Composite Video Output

Coaxial Audio Output

Analog Audio 2ch Output

Video: Mobile Movie Format : Samsung GalaNy

Mobile Movie Format : Apple iPhone

Adobe Flash movie, Function is not marked

Video-DVD file

Disc/USB
- playing DivX file to .avi, .mpg, .mpeg
- playable codec format to DivX3.xx, 4.xx, 5.xx, XviD, MP43, 3IVX
- playable subtitle format to .srt, .smi, .ssa, .sub

Audio: LPCM
Dolby Digital 2ch Downmixed
Audio Out
MPEG 1/2 L2 (PCM only)
MP3 (PCM only)
WMA (PCM only)

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decimate 3/8/2013 7:20:27 PM Tech Level: 4/5 Ownership: 3/5 Verified Owner	Rating: 5/5Nice for the cost Pros: I got this machine for 19.99 US$, so I'm more than satisfied with its capabilities and performance so far. Plays avi files very well (Divx and Xvid), and has front USB for the win. Cons: Very limiting outputs, it only has composite and digital coaxial. Lacks S-Video, Component and Optical. Did you find this review helpful? Thanks for the valuable feedback you provided!
totra 1/29/2013 6:14:41 PM Tech Level: 4/5 Ownership: 2/5 Verified Owner	Rating: 5/5 Pros: -Sleek and lightweight -Extremely quiet -Plays DIVX movies through USB!!! Cons: -None so far Other Thoughts: I was looking for a dvd player that would play avi files through the USB port, and this does the trick. I believe USB's must be formatted as FAT32, not NTFS, not positive as I've only tried FAT32 so far. It takes about 5-8 seconds for a movie to start playing, I personally don't mind. Tried testing a couple other video formats, mkv and mp4, neither worked, which I expected, but figured I'd try it anyway. 3 out of 3 people found this review helpful. Did you? Thanks for the valuable feedback you provided!