Sumvision Cyclone Primus–Part 1

Ok recently I purchased a Sumvision Cyclone Primus for the specific purpose of putting all my daughters films onto the device so she could just switch on and play!

I was fed up with the ridiculous amount of bloody adverts and shit you have to sit through to get a kids DVD to start! So over the years I’ve been removing all the crap and making into XviDs to save some space.

So here is the official spec of the device I purchased…

Features

Supports Many Popular HD Videos:
The Cyclone Primus supports many popular 1080p HD video formats currently on the market

Formats supported include H.264; MKV; DivX HD; MPEG 2-TS; RMVB (up to 720p) and WMV9

Supports USB Host and Memory Cards:
With USB Host support you can plug storage devices such as hard disk drives; flash drives or mp3 and play them directly through the Cyclone

With its built-in 3-in-1 card reader; the Cyclone Primus is able to support memory cards such as SDHC, SD and MMC

Fully built-in SATA HDD player
Media player which has a internal 3.5 SATA drive slot

HDMI Digital Output:
With the HDMI interface you can enjoy superb digital video and audio quality playback on your TV

SPECIFICATIONS

Media Storage Support:
USB devices with file systems: FAT, FAT32 and NTFS only.
SD, MMC, SD and SDHC Memory card devices with file systems:
FAT and FAT32 only.

Video:
Container (MKV, AVI, TS / TP, MP4 / MPV , MOV, VOB, PMP, RM / RMVB, MPG,
M2TS, FLV, WMV)
Codec (MPEG1, MPEG2, MPEG4, XVID, DIVX, H.264, H.263, WMV / VC-1
and RMVB).
Resolution up to 1920 x 1080 (30fps)

Audio:
MP3, WMA, OGG, FLAC, APE, AAC, AC3, ATRA and DTS

Photo:
JPEG, BMP, PNG and GIF” Support 1080p when using HDMI output to TV

Other Formats:
ISO “only supports above media files”

Subtitles:
Subtitle Support:SSA, ASS, SUB, ACSII and UTF8

Functions:
Playback

Input Connections:
2x USB2.0 and 1x SD / MMC / SDHC Card

Output Connections:
1x HDMI 1.3 and 1x Composite (AV) and digtial coaxial

HDMI:
Up to 1080p

OS Language:
English, Traditional Chinese and Simplified Chinese

DC Power:
12V 2A

 

Part 2 of the story to follow shortly after a little bit of usage of the device…. watch this space….