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Hiya Folks,

Been using my Cavs 203G USB for a couple of weeks now, the DVD with the scdg works quite well and sounds better than I thought it would. I've only got 1 scdg disk so far it's a filipino favorite disk (because I do a filipino bar every Thursday night) and all the functions work and sound well. I've loaded my whole show converted to DIVX AVI because I have them converted that way for my vocopro hard drive player(which is still performing well) onto a 160 gig comstar external hard drive. as for playing from that hard drive it's a little tricky because to type in the song # to be played you must have it on screen to see what your doing which is a drag for me because I do filler music with DVD live tracks and can't see what I'm doing. But it seems to play well when the track is loaded, But if your file is damaged or corrupt then the whole system crashes and you have to reboot the player which takes a bit of time and Pi***** me off. I'll let you8 know more as I Learn more over the next few weeks.

But if your file is damaged or corrupt then the whole system crashes and you have to reboot the player which takes a bit of time and Pi***** me off.

robdogkaraoke @ Fri Sep 22, 2006 3:09 pm wrote:

But if your file is damaged or corrupt then the whole system crashes and you have to reboot the player which takes a bit of time and Pi***** me off.

Is this comment about the CAVS 203 or the VP hard drive. You kind of put 2 units into your post.

The Cavs unit Lonman, the vocolpro is working great, Also the acesonic is a dream come true I still love it.

robdogkaraoke @ Sat Sep 23, 2006 8:32 am wrote:

The Cavs unit Lonman, the vocolpro is working great, Also the acesonic is a dream come true I still love it.

Haven't done much research on these, is the hard drive upgradeable at all on either of these units?

Author:	robdogkaraoke [ Fri Sep 22, 2006 3:09 pm ]
Post subject:	Cavs 203G USB
Hiya Folks, Been using my Cavs 203G USB for a couple of weeks now, the DVD with the scdg works quite well and sounds better than I thought it would. I've only got 1 scdg disk so far it's a filipino favorite disk (because I do a filipino bar every Thursday night) and all the functions work and sound well. I've loaded my whole show converted to DIVX AVI because I have them converted that way for my vocopro hard drive player(which is still performing well) onto a 160 gig comstar external hard drive. as for playing from that hard drive it's a little tricky because to type in the song # to be played you must have it on screen to see what your doing which is a drag for me because I do filler music with DVD live tracks and can't see what I'm doing. But it seems to play well when the track is loaded, But if your file is damaged or corrupt then the whole system crashes and you have to reboot the player which takes a bit of time and Pi***** me off. I'll let you8 know more as I Learn more over the next few weeks.

Author:	Guest [ Fri Sep 22, 2006 5:52 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Cavs 203G USB
Thanks for the update ... I guess I'll just get a straight 203 for now and add a laptop w/hard drive later.

Author:	MorganLeFey [ Sat Sep 23, 2006 7:05 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Cavs 203G USB
robdogkaraoke @ Sat Sep 23, 2006 11:09 am wrote: Hiya Folks, Been using my Cavs 203G USB for a couple of weeks now, the DVD with the scdg works quite well and sounds better than I thought it would. I've only got 1 scdg disk so far it's a filipino favorite disk (because I do a filipino bar every Thursday night) and all the functions work and sound well. I've loaded my whole show converted to DIVX AVI because I have them converted that way for my vocopro hard drive player(which is still performing well) onto a 160 gig comstar external hard drive. as for playing from that hard drive it's a little tricky because to type in the song # to be played you must have it on screen to see what your doing which is a drag for me because I do filler music with DVD live tracks and can't see what I'm doing. But it seems to play well when the track is loaded, But if your file is damaged or corrupt then the whole system crashes and you have to reboot the player which takes a bit of time and Pi***** me off. I'll let you8 know more as I Learn more over the next few weeks. so its not just my machine that does this. I was getting ready to send it back

Author:	Lonman [ Sat Sep 23, 2006 7:18 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Cavs 203G USB
robdogkaraoke @ Fri Sep 22, 2006 3:09 pm wrote: But if your file is damaged or corrupt then the whole system crashes and you have to reboot the player which takes a bit of time and Pi***** me off. Is this comment about the CAVS 203 or the VP hard drive. You kind of put 2 units into your post.

Author:	robdogkaraoke [ Sat Sep 23, 2006 8:32 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Cavs 203G USB
Lonman @ Sat Sep 23, 2006 9:18 am wrote: robdogkaraoke @ Fri Sep 22, 2006 3:09 pm wrote: But if your file is damaged or corrupt then the whole system crashes and you have to reboot the player which takes a bit of time and Pi***** me off. Is this comment about the CAVS 203 or the VP hard drive. You kind of put 2 units into your post. The Cavs unit Lonman, the vocolpro is working great, Also the acesonic is a dream come true I still love it.

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Author:	Lonman [ Sat Sep 23, 2006 8:59 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Cavs 203G USB
robdogkaraoke @ Sat Sep 23, 2006 8:32 am wrote: The Cavs unit Lonman, the vocolpro is working great, Also the acesonic is a dream come true I still love it. Haven't done much research on these, is the hard drive upgradeable at all on either of these units?

Author:	robdogkaraoke [ Sat Sep 23, 2006 3:41 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Cavs 203G USB
Lonman @ Sat Sep 23, 2006 10:59 am wrote: robdogkaraoke @ Sat Sep 23, 2006 8:32 am wrote: The Cavs unit Lonman, the vocolpro is working great, Also the acesonic is a dream come true I still love it. Haven't done much research on these, is the hard drive upgradeable at all on either of these units? The vocolpro is a fixed hard drive not upgradable as far as I can see. The Acesonic has a pull out hard drive in the back of the player and is upgradable as long as its western digital because of the pins so they say. "Maximize Hard Drive Size: 2,000GB Single Drive Slot" is what it sais on the web site.

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