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- 7-in-one multi-functions include digital video player, digital video recorder, digital photo player, digital voice recorder, MP3 player, mass storage, SD/MMC card reader
- Playback photos and video on the 2.5" color LCD screen
- Uses SD memory card
- MPEG 4 technology for high quality video recording
- Print photos conveniently from Direct Print Support (DPS)
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Price: $299.99 |
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| Product Description |
| 7-in-one multi-functions include digital video player digital video recorder digital photo player digital voice recorder MP3 player mass storage SD/MMC card readerPlayback photos and video on the 2.5 color LCD screenUses SD memory cardMPEG 4 technology for high quality video recordingPrint photos conveniently from Direct Print Support (DPS)Converts multiple video formats into MPEG4 compatible formats3W x 3 4/5H x 4/5DIncludes 32MB internal memory Li-Ion rechargeable battery power adapter bag earphone USB and AV cable and software CDShipping package dimensions: 7.25x4.25x5.5 (len x wid x dep) |
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Camcorder Reviews Writed by Customer
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Design Flaw
2008-08-05
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| Like mentioned in another review, this doesn't work with a Mac...but I have work-arounds so I can deal with it. There are two REAL issues about the PVR-A1 to me: physical design flaws and output. Everything on the PVR-A1 is so nicely made and then there is the select/scroll/volume knob. After lugging this device around the switch got hit a couple of times and *BAM* it either doesn't work at all or it is always switched on and moving the selector at random...not to mention not being able to control volume. This is the weakest hardware link of the whole thing. Second, there isn't any video output, so if you do record anything you can't play it out...unless you use their hokey software converter, but then you still can't hook this up to a TV and play anything. After saying all of this. You get what you pay for and I got this cheap. Better to buy a real, full-featured PVR like a Tivo or MacTV if you want video. |
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Stopped working
2008-02-15
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| I purchased this for my son, he loved it. We didn't use it often, just when we traveled. We had it 1 year and 1 month when it died. The screen wouldn't come on anymore,however the buttons lit up,but then it would not power off, we had to remove the battery. If I had known this item would not have a long life, I would have spent a little more and got a better device. |
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Mustek PVR-A1 - Obsolete and Unreliable (Replacement Battery)
2008-01-29
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I purchased the first PVR-A1 a couple years ago and the feature/price ratio is pretty good.
I purchased one for our on hold music at work. This was one of the few MP3 players that I could find that would accept an external power supply and had an SD Card Slot. I've used up to a 2 G SD Card in the unit without problems. I was disappointed that there was no function to shuffle (randomly play) the MP3s and to continuously loop through the songs. I purchased one for myself and for my Mom (a total of three by now) who lives quite a distance away. This was for digital picture viewer.
The one I purchased for Mom quit working. I'm not sure exactly when because she's not very technically literate. She was telling me over the phone that she couldn't get it to work right -- well it would not come on at all. The next time I visited, I switch with Mom. I contacted Mustek and they replaced the defective unit. This last Christmas I was at my Mom's and I was trying to use the PVR-A1 that I had and it would not work -- It's out of warranty now. I purchased another PVR-A1 (now that's # 4) so I can creat SD Memory cards with pictures on them for my Mom.
Now the battery in the one at work went bad. It was actually bloated slightly. I found a place to get a replacement battery: Battery sku: CS-NP60FU at Infinity Batteries. I had to wait a long time to get these batteries. The first order got lost on its way from Korea.
When I received the battery it worked but I didn't have the power adapter. I used the player until battery went dead. I plugged the PVR-A1 into the charger the next day. After charging it the PVR-A1 will not come on. When you press the power button the blue light comes on but nothing else happens. It seems like it's frozen. I called Mustek and they said that the unit is bad which I find hard to believe since it worked when I received the battery. Since it's out of warranty they are not going to help me with the unit at all.
I think that the tech support person was from India. I had a hard time understanding him. He asked me if I had the power supply plugged into the "Wall Outlet" and I thought he was saying "Vol Outlet" which I thought he meant the headset jack on the PVR-A1 unit.
Any way -- I wouldn't recommend this unit for two reasons: 1 - I've purchased four of them and had two of them go bad. 2 - You cannot find any information about them and Mustek does not even have a category on their customer support page for "Media Player". I think that they've gotten out of producing and supporting media players.
I'm generally unhappy with a company that has tech support oversees and hires individuals who cannot speak good english but almost all of the technical companies (companies producing hi-tech items like media players) are doing that.
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bought it 5 years ago.......
2007-08-29
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yeah, i bought this a while ago.... im just online right now bored, so im writting reviews on stuff because i never do that for the things i buy... well, first off i dont use it anymore.... cuz i have a zune! its coool!
but, anyways from what i remember, it was before the ipod video came it, and all my friends were so impressed with the mustek player! t was light some type of james bond thing... it play videos, pics, music.... everything.. and they were all good quality! mine did break once, but i sent it in with my warrenty thing, and in a month they sent me a new one.
recording movies and tv and playing them right away was sooo easy and fun, it didnt cost money to buy them online.
bad things i remembered.... the scoller thing is on the side is stupid... i mean it works, but its just dumb. when you recorded something, there was some type of fuzzy line way at the top of the screen, it was weird, but very easy to ignore... the game it comes with is stupid, tic tac toe with a computer that is mental retarded.
i gave it 5 stars because it was great and fun and high tec a few years ago.... dont get me wrong, i would still use it now if i wanted, it still works... but if i rated it this year i would give it a 3. but this is a good buy for those who want to record direcly off the tv and put it into your ipod or zune.... no conversion needed, just drag and drop! good idea! |
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2006-12-07
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| this product does not work in video mode with a mac. you can spend the 15+ hours trying to convert the horrible video over to the mac, but good luck. in the end, you'll want to throw it all away. |
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