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I had my eye on a 442 for months, but since it seemed to be in a transitive state, held off. I did buy a Recorder 2 and really like it (though the inability to play anything but m4p's seems to suck) I have no avi's or asf's and not sure what they are for. Everything I have is either m4p/m4v, wmv, mpg and unless it is something I got from iTunes or recorded myself, I cannot use the R2 to play.

I guess I should have jumped and bought, though everything I read indicated they (Neuros) were improving the 442, not burying it.

The following are exerpts from a posting i did on Apple's QuickTime Forum:

I am having a QuickTime "stuttering" problem with a 640x480 M4P video I recorded using my Neuros MPEG R2. It plays flawlessly in Realplayer and VLC. As so many in the Apple QuickTime forum have attested, this is a common problem in QT7 under Tiger.

I record a video in an industry standard format (MPEG4) and it plays perfectly in RealPlayer and VLC (both free players) but doesn't play in QuickTime properly (also a free player). I have bought into the "upgrade" of QuickTime Pro and it still doesn't play the videos properly.

These are videos I recorded with the Neuros Recorder 2 and a tiny neat device it is. How is it that 2 players compatible with the MPEG4 format have no problems playing this industry standard format and QuickTime does? And if the other "free" players can play videos that are possibly "non-compliant" why can't Apple?

brian@weir.org

["i do a test recently about muti-storage crad R/W speed."]

"i do a test recently about muti-storage crad R/W speed."

So what are you saying? If I record with a certain set-up I will get DVD quality?

Will the card work?

brian@weir.org

I am waiting for my R2 to arrive and need a CF card. I need to know if the SanDisk 1GB Extreme III CompactFlash Card will work or should I just look for a plain CF card?

Thanks

BrianDubya

brian@weir.org