Recently download an 'super high' quality Xvid encoded file. My philips 5106k/97 refuses to play the video, and only plays audio. But like I said, its an exception, the xvid was meant to play on HDTV's so these kind of HQ xvids are hard to come by....
If your friend is considering upgrading to a HDTV get the Sammy HD850 or 860 cant remember model no. Its got HDMI, and upconverts regular DVD's to 720p and costs around 7k. Else the Philips/Sammy models in the 4k range should suit him fine.
^^Philips does that too and has 720p over HDMI as well. DVP5965 is the model I think and sells for arnd 5500 bucks. It even has USB input so no need to burn dvds. Just dump stuff on an external hard disk and watch .
Sorry for bumping up old thread again and again, but is 5106k outdated now?
This is the Divx File I burnt on Sony DVD RW and played it in my 5106k. There were noticeable lags, framerates are slow often. and its been happening for a while now.
Here's the file opened in GSpot :
Is it time to sell this bugger and get a new one or is something else wrong?