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Aveis is a daytek product which is a Daewoo company. I found a site where you can check and make sure of this http://www.daytek.ca/ Click on products. I found codes for daewoo on page 35 of a manual I downloaded from this site:http: //tv.manualsonline.com/manuals/mfg/shaw/atlas_pvr_universal_remote_control.html . I hope this works for you.
My Aveis remote does not have a code on it,in order to for Bell Express to program my remote for the receiver they need to enter the code into their system first,can you help ?
the noise that you can hear is most likly to be a hum this is the power supply transformer ocillating it is quit common normally on cheaper range items but this is not always the case the noise is there when it is in use but the hum is obscured by the sound from the unit ie music of films i have dab stuff that does it really annoying at night
USB stick has to be formated in FAT32 file system.
Some players will only play sticks up to 2 Gigs, some may recognize and play video files even from external hard drives.
Aveis is a no name player, so who knows if it'll play anything besides MP3 and JPG.
I'd go with a Pioneer or Coby (both at Best Buy); both play DivX format from sticks and external hard drives; no MPEG-4 or MKV files though, which is a bummer (did not find any player under $100 that does.)
I tried them both (also tried Philips and Toshiba), but the Pioneer had far the best picture and sound amongst all of them. Coby was OK, but the display broke.
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