ForumINOi MH720 detail information
| Posted by | Doug Schwantes |
| Posted on | 25/10/07 14:16 |
| Number of views | 8635 |
| Manufacturer | INOi |
| Product | INOi MH720 |
| Description | INOi Media HardDrive MH720 |
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Page 2 What’s inside the box?
What’s inside the box?
In this section we will take a look at what the drive came shipped with and take a look at the drive and its technology.
Front
Back
Left Side
Right side
Top
Bottom
Contents of the retail box
Included in the retail package:
- The INOi Media HardDrive itself (320GB 3.5” SATA HDD)
- Installation CD
- User Manual and Quick installation guide
- Remote control
- Power cable, USB2 cable, Composite and Component cables
Now it’s time to take a look at the drive itself:
Front and side
Back
Remote
Test machine:
For this review we will be using a computer with the following configuration:
Hardware:
- Motherboard: Asus P5K Deluxe
- Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo E6600 @ 3.7GHz
- RAM: 2x 1GB Patriot PC2-6400 DDR2
- Graphics Card: eVGA 7900GT 512 KO with Zalman vf900 @ 650/1600
- Sound: SoundMAX Digital HD Audio Onboard
- Hard disk: 2x 320GB – 1x 750GB SATA Seagate
- Operating System: Windows XP Professional with SP2
Television:
- Sanyo 30” SDTV Widescreen HT30547
- Magnavox 32” HDTV 32MF337B
Software:
- DivX Pro 6.5
- SimpleDivX 1.40.24
- TMPGEnc 4.0 Xpress
- SubCreator 1.2.0.117
- Exact Audio Copy v0.95 beta4
On the next page we will take a look at the software and drive installation…
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Posted by neil20009 on Friday 14 December 2007 01:19
This is pretty awesome. I bought the 750GB version and am ripping all of my DVDs on to it. I've put 9+GB of music and thousands of photos. The all play back very well and the adaptation to 720P works well for video and photos.
Complaints:
The UI is very simple which is nice for handling a few things but it's tedious with hundreds and thousands. I had to arrange things in an expanded multlevel directory structure to compensate. I'm sure there's a linux kernal in there so they should improve it or let the hackers have at it!
It will hang on a file that it can't decode. So far everytime I've found that the original file was corrupted.
It also seems to run a bit hot too.
Conclusion: It's great. I've chucked the Media PC from the living room and I'm going to get another one of these for the bedroom!
Neil
Complaints:
The UI is very simple which is nice for handling a few things but it's tedious with hundreds and thousands. I had to arrange things in an expanded multlevel directory structure to compensate. I'm sure there's a linux kernal in there so they should improve it or let the hackers have at it!
It will hang on a file that it can't decode. So far everytime I've found that the original file was corrupted.
It also seems to run a bit hot too.
Conclusion: It's great. I've chucked the Media PC from the living room and I'm going to get another one of these for the bedroom!
Neil
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