Archos Jukebox AV320 (20 GB) Digital Media Player
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Manufacturer: Archos
MPN: AV320
Storage Capacity: 20 GB
Battery Run Time: Up to 10 hrs.
Supported Formats: MP3
Product ID: EPID48120688
Description: The ARCHOS VIDEO AV320 is the first handheld personal entertainment center. It combines a modular MP4 video player and recorder(1), MP3 music player and recorder, digital camera and camcorder(2), digital photo wallet, and data storage in...
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AV320Review created: 07/04/06
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1 of 1 people found this review helpful.
This item was the best of it's kind. I have used a few different kinds of Archos equipement but this was the easiest to use by far.
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Great Storage and options, better for music than videoReview created: 04/28/09
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I love the 20 gig hard drive, and supposedly without too much trouble they can be upgraded to 80gb which is what I plan to do. It is a reliable unit, weak points are the batteries tend to need replacement sooner than I would like. but only about US $20 to replace. Easy to navigate once you get the hang of it and the TIVo function is a nice touch too if you wanted to record your own movies onto it.
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Great price, but lacks interface + too bulky!Review created: 06/11/07
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) This device holds plenty of songs, and the video feature is nice, price is low, but it is NOT worth buying, in my opinion.
The music browser is completely unorganized. You just scroll through an unorganized list. No sort my band or anything like that. Playlists are VERY fussy and plan on making them on the computer or it's not worth it. You add one song at a time, and it takes forever to add to the list, forever to save, and it sucks.
Battery life is nowhere near as long as it says. Just music, seems around a few hours for me.
I wish I just got an iPod or some sort of music-only device for the same price.
C+
The music browser is completely unorganized. You just scroll through an unorganized list. No sort my band or anything like that. Playlists are VERY fussy and plan on making them on the computer or it's not worth it. You add one song at a time, and it takes forever to add to the list, forever to save, and it sucks.
Battery life is nowhere near as long as it says. Just music, seems around a few hours for me.
I wish I just got an iPod or some sort of music-only device for the same price.
C+
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AV320 reviewReview created: 03/10/07
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This is by far one of my favorite toys.
I purchased it about 3 years ago and am very satisfied with this Archos product. I can honestly say that I have used it every day since the purchase.
The downside is the built in battery. It quickly downgraded to about 45 minutes of video play within a month or two. I solved this problem when I discovered a neat little gadget called "Power Runner". This is a rechargeable
Li-ion battery pack that will run the Archos for eleven hours in video mode. I have never run out of power with heavy use. Awesome little gadget. I use it exclusively for my Archos. Make sure that you read the manual that comes with the pack to avoid burning out your unit. I taped mine at 5 volts so that i cannot accidently switch voltage setting.
Lately, however, my Archos unit has started to act up.
During recording of TV programs or DvDs it tends to freeze on the video portion of the recording even though the audio continues. The current video frame just freezes. So annoying. If anybody has a solution to this problem I would surely appreciate an answer. This unit has been discontinued by Archos so support is not very helpful.
I purchased it about 3 years ago and am very satisfied with this Archos product. I can honestly say that I have used it every day since the purchase.
The downside is the built in battery. It quickly downgraded to about 45 minutes of video play within a month or two. I solved this problem when I discovered a neat little gadget called "Power Runner". This is a rechargeable
Li-ion battery pack that will run the Archos for eleven hours in video mode. I have never run out of power with heavy use. Awesome little gadget. I use it exclusively for my Archos. Make sure that you read the manual that comes with the pack to avoid burning out your unit. I taped mine at 5 volts so that i cannot accidently switch voltage setting.
Lately, however, my Archos unit has started to act up.
During recording of TV programs or DvDs it tends to freeze on the video portion of the recording even though the audio continues. The current video frame just freezes. So annoying. If anybody has a solution to this problem I would surely appreciate an answer. This unit has been discontinued by Archos so support is not very helpful.
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