ainol V8000HD series PMPs do H.264 decode and HDMI output

By · Aug 14th, 2009 · 3 Comments
ainol V8000HD series PMP does H.264 decode and HDMI output

ainol V8000HD series PMP does H.264 decode and HDMI output

Chinese PMP maker, ainol is going to launch the new V8000HD series portable media player. ainol sets a new standard for PMP by introducing the idea of “Portable Visual Player (PVP)”. According to ainol, an PVP will offer H.264 HD video decoding, HDMI output and USB-HOST connectivity.

ainol’s V8000HD will come in three models, the V8000HDG (Jetfire) with a 5-inch 800×480 touchscreen, the V8000HDB (Defcon) with a 4.3-inch 480×272 display and the V8000HDA (Metorplex) that gets a 4.3-inch 800×480 touch display.

All three models support H.264 (MPEG4-AVC) decoding and plays MKV, MOV, PMP, MP4 videos. Common media formats, such as MP3, WMA, WAV, are also supported of course. They all offer HDMI output and support USB-HOST function that allows users to plug USB drive, camera, cellphone, PDA into the PMP.

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3 Comments

  1. tahany mady says:
    February 16, 2012 at 6:42 am /

    please can anybody tell me the website where i can download software for ainol v8000HDR 4.3 480*272

    iam waiting for your early reply.

    best regards,
    tahany mady

  2. Herters1893 says:
    December 27, 2009 at 11:29 am /

    I returned my Ainol V8000HDG to Ownta for a refund, because the V8000 does NOT support HDMI when used with American (NTSC-only) televisions. I tried the HDMI connection on three different NTSC-only televisions and it failed on all three.

    Buyer beware: The Ainol V8000HDG does NOT support HDMI on American NTSC televsions.

    Buyer beware: Ownta only returned 70% of my payment (and none of the two way shipping costs, which cost me around $50) because Ownta plugged the V8000HDG into a Chinese market PAL television and it worked over HDMI, so Ownta claims it isn’t defective. It is defective, because it only supports PAL (50Hz) signals over HDMI, it doesn’t support NTSC (60Hz) signals over HDMI.

    Buyer beware: Don’t buy the Ainol V8000HDG and don’t buy from Ownta if you plan on using HDMI on an American NTSC televsion. It doesn’t work and you’ll lose your money.