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Issues, especially if ordered product has Low Stock status. Therefore, we recommend to promptly resolve any payment There is a delay in payment processing, due to high risk that the product may become Note that we do not reserve ordered quantity until payment is fully processed forДЄn order, therefore we cannot guarantee final allocation of ordered quantity if In stock but has limited availability, i.e. To confirm which, please contact us before placing your order. Is present on the product pages in form of the following inventory statuses:ДЄvailable - The product is available to purchase, either from our local inventory, or another location. Product availability information before placing your order. For itвЂ™s simplicity and ability to properly implement its feature set, the Hornettek Fantasy Media Player gets our seal of approval.To avoid negative shopping experience, we at AVADirect highly recommend to verify Because the Fantasy doesnвЂ™t have all the networking components that other media players have, Hornettek is able to offer it at a much cheaper price. I really liked all of the options that it gives you for subtitles, you just donвЂ™t see that in many media players. I can see this being a gift that you could get your mom so she can watch home movies and show picture slideshows to the family. The amount of file types and codecs that the Fantasy supports is quite staggering for such a small device. There are plenty of media players out there that claim to support MKV extension files, but only support them in a very limited capacity. Hornettek has done a good job in making sure that their core feature set works the way it should. There shouldnвЂ™t be any reason why Hornettek canвЂ™t add support for PGS subtitles with a firmware update.

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There are also plenty of tutorials online about how to convert PGS subtitles to SRT. Many scene release groups that upload ripped movies go through the trouble of converting the PGS subtitles into SRT for you, so if you do that kind of thing, you probably wonвЂ™t run into issues. PGS subtitles are the kind that are found natively in Blu-ray movies. It was able play embedded SRT subtitles, found in majority of video files, but it wouldnвЂ™t play embedded PGS subtitles. We did run into some issue with the type of subtitles that the unit could play. The Fantasy is able to handle multiple audio tracks like a champ. Speaking of anime, many times these kinds of videos have alternate audio tracks. This is very useful for anime enthusiasts that like to watch their shows with Japanese audio and English subtitles. As you can see in the images below the subtitle menu allows you to customize the way they are displayed on screen from the height to the color and even the location on screen. The fantasy was able to read the subtitle track in our Iron Man video.

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The amplifier that was hooked up was able to process the DTS audio stream that the movie had, once I switched the output format to RAW.

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The Fantasy is able to output audio on both HDMI and SPDIF at once in case you want to use your TV as a type of center speaker in your home theater setup.

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Our test video is a 1080P version of Iron Man. I plugged the Fantasy into the TV via HDMI and into the amplifier via SPDIF. The menus are laid out intelligently and the interface is very simple to use.

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The A/V output uses a type of 3.5mm jack that is standard for many other portable media devices.ДЇor our testing, we went with a вЂњdid not read the manualвЂќ approach, as many consumers donвЂ™t read the manuals either. It can also just dump out the RAW audio stream if you have an amplifier that can decode it. This is what allows the Fantasy to output Dolby Digital and DTS audio. On the back of the unit we can see the HDMI and optical SPDIF ports. ItвЂ™s just a simple matter of plugging the drive in and watching. ItвЂ™s not uncommon for people to keep their library of movies on a large external hard drive just for the sake of easy transportation. The Fantasy will read both NTFS and FAT32 formatted drives, so you wonвЂ™t have any issues reading large movie files. Installing USB 3.0 would be a waste of hardware on this device. ItвЂ™s not a big deal that the Fantasy doesnвЂ™t have USB 3.0 as any video file that the device will be able to play will never exceed the 480 Mb/s throughput of USB 2.0. On the front of the unit we have a USB 2.0 port and a SD card slot. There are no fans in the unit so it operates silently. Because the unit is so small it is able to be passively cooled. You will still need to make sure the unit is visible as the remote is IR and needs a line of sight for control. This makes it easy to store wherever you want. A little bit larger than the size of my palm.