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Question: Can this player auto-play/repeat a video or sound file on power up? (ie, plug in power, it starts playing/repeating the file on SD)
Document: I've had this for one year now. It has always had its quirks, but they have progressively gotten worse over the past few months. For no apparent reason, it will just reboot in the midst of playing a batch of MOV or AVI files from my game cameras. Often, when I attempt to skip to the next file, it just locks up, forcing me to unplug the device and start over. Some video files just lockup during playback (although the sound will continue to play).
I got this to play my movie collection on my HD tv. I have not run across a single video file that this thing can't play. It is tiny too, fits in the palm of your hand. I also like the fact that I can take the SD card out of my DSLR or HD camcorder plug it in and play the photo's in a slide show or watch the video.
i bought this for work. i needed to plug a USB drive with m4p video into a TV to play randomly and repeat for an expo. the issues is cheap TVs with USB ports mostly only see and play images, not videos. so having learned that lesson i bought this after some research. turns out is does what it says, you plug in and set up using a remote very much like a tv remote. i was able to sleeve "repeat all" and i tested it for a few ours.
When I tried playing my SD card with my recorded HD videos of my vacation, it doesnt play smoothly either. It pasued and continued. I hope there is a fix for the unit and also wished the USB connection was at the back. I loved that it play alot of file formatsIf anybody know solutions to my problem, let me know as I dont wanna give a ok review to a product due to my error.
Changing the video setting does not make any difference. The sound is also not hi def. it comes thru as flat stereo. It's nice, but no where near the quality of playing a DVD.So I'm satisfied with the product as it is inexpensive, easy to use and seems like a nice unit, but it is not a replacement for a real DVD or BlueRay player and real media.
From a cost benefit perspective, this little device deserves the 5 starsi have it for almost a year now with more than 600 hours of video playing - it still works like a charmi didn't need a network capability or internal storagewhat i needed is (USB port, HD & composite cable support, support to all video formats, subtitles support)being deployed in camps in remote areas - i just want to plug in my external HDD to a device that can play ANY VIDEO FORMAT on ANY TV
I almost NEVER review purchases from Amazon but I had to comment on this latest acquistion. This player is fantastic. No more playing the re-encode game to get your (insert format here) video file to WORK on whatever device you're trying to use it with. I opened the box delivered flawlessly from Amazon, plugged an HDMI cable into the box and my TV, plugged in my memory stick and, viola, I was watching a MP4 file of unknown provenance without a hitch.
We got one of the IncrediSonic media players about 6-8 months ago and have been amazed by the variety of media files it can play. And it doesn't mess around - you click PLAY and it starts playing almost immediately.About the only weak point is the remote. We've gone without needing to change batteries, but the remote doesn't have a bunch of range and needs to be aimed.
The IncrediSonic Ultra Play IMP150 is advertised as a standalone media player. Out of the box, it defaults to NTSC A-V output, so  use the included A-V cable to connect to the corresponding inputs on the monitor. Ok for those who wish to use only NTSC monitors, but for anything else, you need HDMI. Here is where it gets tricky - the HDMI output is different on the setup menu than when it's playing a media file.
We've had this digital video player now a few weeks and I have to say it works great! My little guy has tons of DVD's that were getting scratched up and I thought ripping the DVD's to a USB stick would be much more efficient. Sure enough I generated a bunch of mp4 files and I now play them right from the IncrediSonic. So far I can only say that playing mp4 files is rock solid. The menu system is nice and straight forward.
Answer: Yes.If you don't use folders, simply place all media in the top directory, and navigate to that source the first time, it will always play those files upon power up. If you have repeat selected, it will continue to play them for ever. I work in an art museum, and we use these to show videos for several months at a time. We drop them inside the walls behind the TV, and power them with the circuit breakers each day. The limitation is the lifespan of the SD card. So far, I've never had a failure. More reliable for this than Western Digital's HDTV Live.