MedeaWiz MedeaWiz DV-S1 Sprite Looping HD Media Player – Seamless Audio Video Auto Repeater 1080p 60Hz HDMI, NTSC, PAL Output Trigger and Serial Control

We operate a wind energy museum and have been looping videos for some time. We wanted a push-button start instead, and this is the perfect little media player. I read the manual before purchase, prepared the media files on an SD card, and ordered the plug ($5 or so) to wire my push button. The player arrived today, and I had it running within five minutes. This unit is a bit more expensive than our other unit, but it is much better quality. I am thrilled with this unit and would (and will) purchase this again.

I purchased this player for interactive quests as a replacement for a computer with obs, and was very disappointed with the poor quality of the output video. I did some tests and clearly verified that the output resolution is not a fair 1080p, in the attached test images you can see the difference in resulution of this player and the output from the computer (1080p mode). This kind of quality looks very outdated for 2022, especially considering the price.

Does what its meant to do, but not that easy to navigate through,

It's ok, since it’s the only affordable serial enabled media player i know, but it flickers when changing video files. What is annoying for a interactive video piece

GREAT little player! It starts up and plays a looping standby video, then when triggered, it jumps to a second video. After it plays that, it returns to the first video.The loops are not seamless, but at least they do not go to a black screen. There is a slight pause before it repeats.It comes with the power adapter and a plug-in that has some screw terminals for hooking up a dry contact button or sensor. It can also be controlled using TTL serial commands from a micro like an Arduino. This gives you much greater capabilities, like triggering 200 different video files.MedeaWiz also has a multi-input board that plugs in, which basically has it's own inputs and then sends serial commands to the box. Using that, you could have this run an info kiosk with multiple videos triggered by buttons.Another company makes a DMX interface for it.So far, so good. It comes with a remote and has a simple on-screen menu system to set it up (and select trigger mode, serial control, etc.).Great pre and post sale support from MedeaWiz, too.