Anyone bought from TinyDeal + question about VX858 clone
 

I am wondering if anyone has purchased from TinyDeal, can you vouch that they don't used hacked memory?

I was looking at this player, it seems like a clone of the Teclast C260 and UXCell Omega V88, but fairly cheaper:

http://www.tinydeal.com/catalog/prod...roducts_id=264

Is this any good?

Also, I was looking at the Onda VX858 clones available from MP4Nation and tinydeal... Both sites advertise a 1800mah battery in an identical looking player, MP4Nation estimates 40 hours of audio playback + 8 of video, but TinyDeal says 5 hours video, 12 hours audio. Do you think there is an actual difference in the battery or are these just discrepancies based on varied experience? I am interested in this player and TinyDeal seems to be the cheapest (99.99 for 8GB with free shipping)

Finally, I was wondering if the 3rd gen nano clones can be found anywhere in true 8GB capacity (not hacked) yet.

Thanks for your help and advice!

I think that the Teclast/Omega and Onda clones should be safe since they are Rockchip based.

The hackers always seem to target ipod clones, probably because they seem to be in greater demand. :idea:

Not quite sure why so many folks are so hell bent on having a player that looks like an ipod though, still I suppose it keeps the hackers busy and away from the Rockchips. :wink:

I've purchased from TinyDeal. They shipped fast and the player I purchased (to be given as a gift) was 100% legit, non-hacked and very reasonably priced. I am a satisfied customer.

As knob says, RockChip players are safe buys. Personally, I'd avoid Nano clones that advertise their storage capacity above 4 GB.

Re: Anyone bought from TinyDeal + question about VX858 clone
 

Thanks for your help guys, I just ordered the 8GB VX858 clone from TinyDeal and will definitely post a review when it arrives here in the US (hopefully with pictures this time)

I can't wait to mess around with it.

Hi. I got this one from tinydeal, http://www.tinydeal.com/catalog/prod...roducts_id=248. The thing works but files get corrupted easily. I had this happen to me twice already, but different files (avi). When I first loaded the file, it worked fine then later on, I got the error/warning "File Format Error". Not sure whats causing it to go bad. I formatted the storage when I first got the error/warning but I got it again.

I already email support and hoping to get answer soon.

Re: Anyone bought from TinyDeal + question about VX858 clone
 

Just purchased the 8gb Glacier in white a couple hours ago. I'll post feedback when it finally comes in.

-Tha Hindu

Ok, so I got my MP4 player today. I ordered it on January 1st night and it arrived today on January 11th. The shipping was pretty fast if I must say. I purchased the Glacier 8gb*GASP* in white. I know a lot of people are afraid to buy 8gb mp4 players due to the high hacking levels but I just plugged it into the computer to see if it was authentic and IT WAS!!! Tiny Deal is awesome!!! I will surely purchase from them again very soon. I highly recommend them!!!

-Tha Hindu

I have a similar problem. My player is a 4GB one, it can not play mp3 that is copied over 2GB. No problem for the mp3 files in first 2 GB. But computer can use all mp3 files. I think it can not use the second hynix memory chip for playing.

I guess its not the same problem I am having. Mine just keep saying File Format Error.

Re: Anyone bought from TinyDeal + question about VX858 clone
 

I disassembled an 8GB VX858 clone bought from TinyDeal. There are 2 pcs. of 32Gb (4GB) Hynix flash chips on the board, so the memory is real. The hacked thing is the battery. They advertising 1800 mAh, but that's really just 950 mAh. By the way, I bought many MP3 players from TinyDeal, but the memory was real in all of them, at 4GB iPod clones (Action chip) too. I didn't bought any 8GB players assembled with Actions chip, so I don't know the reallity of their memory capacity.

Re: Anyone bought from TinyDeal + question about VX858 clone
 

I purchased the Omega V88 MP4 player from Uxcell and it is giving me the "File Format Error" everytime I copy a video and try yo play it. I am using the AVI conversion software that came with the player. I have sent an email to Uxcell's customer service, but I have received no reply as yet.

Try using viDrop to convert the videos and make sure the resolution is set to 320x240 in viDrop.


download here:-
http://www.mympxplayer.org/tool-vidr...ter-df821.html

TO: Knob...I tried the software you suggested, but it was called Axara which is the download that your link sent me to (ViDrop?) was not located there. I have tried Blaze Media Pro, Prism Video Converter, and AVI Converter 3.0 (software that came with player). The settings I tried with your suggested software were (For Portable Media Player, Convert to AVI, Profile-Common, and Hi, Med, & Lo Quality). I still got the same error message with all 3 conversions. Since receiving your message, Uxcell emailed me and told me to use the software bundled with the player. I replied to them to read my original message where I said I tried that already. No additional messages from them yet.