* UPDATE 9/30/2006 - This unit does not play ISO file *

Power Source
- AC adapter power (PC / Video playable mode)

Features:
- Plays MPEG1 to MPEG4 (Including DIVX, XVID), DVD, VCD, MP3, and JPG format
- Support hard disk capacity up to 500GB
- Support multi-disk partition HDD program playback
- Subtitle optional for DivX program, Multi language optional
- Search playback , repeat playback. A-B segment repeat playback, etc.
- 9-pictures playback function for pictures, 12 kinds of pictures playback transition effect.
- CV
- BS and VGA video output ,can be connected to TV or computer display;
- TV format :PAL/NTSC/AUTO
- Multi-function control keys for easy access
- Stereo audio output and digital coaxial out put
- Portable design: weight: 376g

Specifications:
- Interface: HDD to USB 2.0
- Operating System: Windows 98SE/ME/2000/XP, and Macintosh OS 10.1.2 or later
- Power Supply: AC input:100VAC to 240V
- DC output: +5V+12V

Package includes:
 1 x 3.5" HDD Movie Player
 1 x Remote Control
 1 x USB Cable
 1 x TV Audio Video 3-Plug RCA Cable
 1 x CD Driver
 1 x Power Adapter + US power plug
 1 x HDD Player Stand

Note: This HDD Enclosure does not include Hard disk.

Length: 7.76 "
Height: 1.18 "
Width: 4.33 "
Weight: 35.27 oz

Length: 19.7 cm
Height: 3.0 cm
Width: 11.0 cm
Weight: 1000.0 gram

* Getting your hard disk started for the hard disk enclosure in Windows XP"

Insert your hard disk to the enclosure and connect the enclosure with your computer. After the Windows XP device auto reorganization is completed, go to "run" and start Windows disk manger by typing in "compmgmt.msc" (make sure you login as administrator). Click on "Storage" and then "Disk Management", then select the portable hard disk to initialize it (if necessary). Then, create partition(s), assign a drive letter to it, and format it as FAT32. Windows XP will only allow you to format a FAT32 partition of up to 32GB.

To connect the enclosure with your TV, connect the hard disk enclosure with your television via the RCA cable using the "AV" connection on your enclosure to use, or connect the VGA cable to your monitor to view media.