#Neuros mpeg4 recorder 2 mp4#
#Neuros mpeg4 recorder 2 driver#

So now that you have all the details, letвЂ™s go on to the review: Also note storage cards are required but not included. MMC Series (applies only to the Recorder 2 Plus).SD (applies only to the Recorder 2 Plus).Hitachi Microdrives with CF type II interface (tested up to 6GB).Storage Card Compatibility (High Speed cards may not be supported) :

#Neuros mpeg4 recorder 2 driver#

User Manual Driver and Bundle Software Pack.

Standard A/V RCA Interface Cables (European units may contain SCART adapters).

5 programmable recording schedules (once, daily, weekly or monthly).

Thumbnail view (when photo has the EXIF header).

Resolution up to 16M pixels (4096x4096).

JPEG decoder(baseline), BMP, GIF (non animated).

#Neuros mpeg4 recorder 2 mp4#

Quicktime 6 MPEG-4 AAC-LC stereo, MP4 format at up to D1 resolution.

DivX CIF Resolution DivX 4.x,5.x,30fps up to D1 resolution.

MPEG-4 SP with MPEG-1 Layer 3 (MP3) audio, 30fps up to D1 resolution.

All modes=128kbps AAC except AMR for 3GP settings.

See table below for recording resolutions:

ISO Standard MPEG4 SP encoding with AAC-LC audio.

Neuros MPEG4 Recorder 2 Series Technical Specifications

Show off photos from your latest party or roadtrip with a slide show on any TV.

Watch your kids' dance recitals and little league games from your hotel in Beijing.

Play movies downloaded from the internet on your TV.

Capture your video game highlights and e-mail them to your friends or opponents.

Keep your children entertained (and quiet) in the back seat or anywhere.

Enjoy movies of your choice during a cross country flight.

Watch your favorite late-night talk show or the morning news on your commute or during your lunch break.

With the Recorder 2 and almost any handheld, you can easily:

The вЂњOfficial LineвЂќ from Neuros, as found on their web site reads as follows:ДЄ mini digital VCR for the Sony PSPв„ў, iPodв„ў Video, Smartphones and other handhelds. Since spinning off from DI, the company released a second version of its Neuros Digital Audio Computer, as well as the MPEG-4 Recorder, 442 PMP, and the Neuros OSD. Formed as the result of a spin-off from Digital Innovations, in December of 2003, Neuros was formed with the mission of building leading edge media devices around three pillars: Innovative features, openness, and community.