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Product Support => Egreat A11, A10, A5 => Topic started by: saeeddos on November 18, 2017, 07:06:20 AM

Title: Egreat Media Player which one to choose
Post by: saeeddos on November 18, 2017, 07:06:20 AM
I am little hesitate or confuse  to choose between the following model, i want to play 4K movies UHF 2160 sound All HD-Audio formats,

A5            $204
A10          $367

Is there any difference between them.

Please advice me.

 
Title: Re: Egreat Media Player which one to choose
Post by: futeko.com on November 20, 2017, 03:14:29 PM
The differences are:

A10 has space for an internal 3.5" HDD, hidden behind front tray.
A10 has 16GB internal storage vs 8GB in A5.
A10 has better full remote.
A10 has better front LCD with more info.
A10 has black brush aluminium case to fit well with other home theatre equipment.
Title: Re: Egreat Media Player which one to choose
Post by: Godmax on December 25, 2017, 12:21:19 PM
The only Egreat with 2 HDMI outputs (audio and video) is the A11, right? Is there any other mediaplayer with 2 outputs? And another question is can the A11 play everything perfectly smooth with 23,976fps (most important) including 10bit 4k HDR10 and ofc anything 1080p related? Any special bugs like audio desync or anything with these machines?

And the last question even though it is very unpopular: will it support  or MOST PROBABLY support Dolby Vision ONCE they sell the licenses?

God bless you all and merry christmas

Edit: Ok he cant play 23,976fps properly as I've read in various reviews. Nice....Makes 24 out of 23,976

Edit2: Or is the 23,976fps problem specifically with 3D material?
Title: Re: Egreat Media Player which one to choose
Post by: futeko.com on January 02, 2018, 03:40:52 PM
The Egreat players (A11/A10/A5) will play all 23.976fps content perfectly at 23.976Hz except for MVC 3D ISO.

My personal opinion is that Dolby Vision on A11/A10/A5 is unlikely. The hardware is capable (and indeed the chipset was designed to support Dolby Vision) but Dolby have decided to not issue licences to media players.