Ok, so I kind of figured out that the problem wasn't the remote it was actually the video file itself, and the way its encoded. I should backtrack a little and give a little more insight as to what I'm talking about. I have a philips dvd player with a usb port that allows me to play Divx files. My children and myself are huge Anime fans, and I encoded all my files to DivX, and although the DLink plays dag gone near everything I have thrown at it, it can't function properly, remote wise.
So, now I'm at a crossroads, I am going to have to, and I really hate to even do this, re encode all those DivX files inorder to get this unit to function the way I want it to. I know that it plays .H264 files without a hitch as I have a few of those that I have played with, and they worked without a hitch. The problem I'm having is now, and I am open to suggestions. I have a slew of rmvb files, the only way I have been able to encode them was via .h264 mp4. I was trying to get it to encode via .h264 avi, but the audio is all out of sync. So, if anyone has any suggestions I would appreciate it, and what software have you've been successful with. I have used xilisoft, and allok. I tried encoding in wmv, but I found out the hardway that DLink won't play older versions of wmv files. Which is downright ridiculous, but that's a rant for another forum.
Semper Fi
gyrene2083
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Topic: Remote functions Question Solved but Still Need Help with Video (Read 4342 times)