Jan 19, 2009  I did this with the Canadian Archos site. I got the two plug ins for $30. I only installed the cinema one because I was in a mad rush trying to pack (wen tto Canada and took my AV500 with me), the cinema plug in worked and still does. Purchase the Cinema plug-in (available here on our Web site). This plug-in will read MPEG2 file types, the same file type that is inside of the '.vob' files on the DVD.Then, it is just a matter of copying the VOB files found on your DVD and pasting them into the Video folder of your ARCHOS.

If you ever want to excite a gadget fiend, just walk up and whisper these words into their ear, 'Touch screen.WiFi.high-resolution.Mac-compatible.' If remotely human, your friend should be salivating on himself just as we did when we read the specs for the Archos 605 WiFi. Starting at just $229, the Archos 605 WiFi refines the screen resolution and usability of its previous effort, the, and sets a new standard for affordable, exceptionally designed portable video players (PVPs).

Design Only a few companies can compete with Archos when it comes to both product and interface design. The 605 WiFi is as elegantly conceived as anything we've seen from. Measuring 4.75 inches wide, 3.25 inches tall, and just a hair more than a half-inch thick, the 605 strikes that front-pocket sweet spot; it's big enough to do video justice, yet small and thin enough to comfortably fit in your pants pocket. The recessed 4.3-inch TFT LCD screen is not only bright, colorful, and glare-resistant, but it displays at a resolution of 800x480, making it one of the highest-resolution PVPs on the market. We're also happy to see that the screen valiantly resists smudges despite its dual-duty as a touch screen.

While screen quality alone puts the Archos 605 ahead of the pack, small touches such as a built-in kickstand and an internal speaker really put this player over the top. Our only disappointments with the 605's design are the scratch-prone metal panel on the front, the lack of a universal USB connection, and the choice of white buttons that will surely pick up grime and discolor over time. Nothing makes watching a movie more impractical than having to hold your PVP in your hand for more than an hour. The Archos 605 WiFi's hearty fold-out metal kickstand is a small but essential design touch. Features With most portable media players, what you see is what you get.

But with any Archos product, the gear you buy is a base to which you can add additional features, for a price. Some accuse Archos of skimping on features to maintain an artificially attractive price, but you can also think of it as Archos allowing their customers to purchase only the features they want. Either way, the out-of-the-box 605 comes with most of the features people want in a PVP, and plug-ins--such as high-definition video playback, Internet radio, and others--cost only $20 a pop. Unfortunately, to truly take advantage of the 605's Wi-Fi, you need to spend an extra $30 for the plug-in. For your $30, thankfully, the Opera browser is Adobe Flash-enabled (unlike a certain ) and works exceptionally well. Need to type in a password or a URL? The 605 WiFi's touch screen presents a responsive, iPhone-esque QWERTY keyboard.

If you need one good reason for paying the extra $30 on the Opera Web browser, it's that any Flash-based video from sites such as YouTube, Dailymotion, and CNET is automatically detected by the 605 and presented in full screen. Metasploit vanish sh download adobe. Of all the accessories for the Archos 605 WiFi, the most expensive, and perhaps the most worthwhile, is the Archos DVR Station. Even if you don't intend on giving Archos a single extra penny for plug-in features, you'll still love the player. The 605 WiFi comes with an MP3 player, a video player, a photo viewer, a PDF viewer, and the Content Portal feature, which uses the Wi-Fi connection to grab content directly from a handful of providers such as YouTube, Cinema Now, and BurnLounge. In particular, Cinema Now offers a great selection of mainstream movies that can be downloaded to your device for as little as 3.99.

(It's worth mentioning/warning that Cinema Now also offers an exhaustive selection of adult-video content.).