Jukebox MP3 Players

Product Description

Watch your favorite videos on a color LCD screen! - A powerful and full-featured media player that's easy to use and ready to play movies, music, TV shows, music videos and show off your digital photos on a high resolution 2.8 color display. Package includes - Disney Mix Max Plus, Software CD-ROM, USB Cable, Stereo Earbuds, Wrist Strap, Quick-Start Guide Plays Video (WMV), Audio (WMA/MP3) and Picture (JPEG) files Plays Disney Mix Clips and Disney Max Clips (sold separately) 1GB = Holds up to 500 songs or 12 hours of video Mix-it feature makes instant play lists on the fly 3.5mm headphone jack USB 2.0 port for connectivity and battery recharge No computer required when used with Disney Mix Clips and Disney Max Clips (sold separately) Supports Windows DRM 9 & 10 Two games included! Unit Dimensions - 4.1L x 2.11W x 0.57H / Weight - 2.3oz. ....read more

Product Details

Brand: Prime Entertainment
Model: DS19025
UPC: 851244003506
Product Code: DS19025

5 Responses to “Prime Entertainment Disney Mix Max Plus Media Player”

1. C. Gonzalez says:

   August 18, 2009 at 12:00 am

   Great media player and then some
   Rating:5 out of 5 stars
   I upgraded from the Spongebob 1gb media player due to the sound being so low on that model. This model is very nice, though we have to use the earbuds as sound is very low when using regular headphones. The bigger screen size on this Mix Max Plus model is very nice and the clarity of the screen is great. It comes with 2 preloaded games – Pirates and Tinkerbell which are simple but fun to play. I didn’t have any problems syncing music or pictures to the device using my Vista version laptop that has Windows Media. It encoded the music and pictures automatically.

   As for movies, I had a small issue, but figured it out quickly. I use Magic DVD Ripper which automatically rips and converts to the appropriate format in one step. You just choose the type of file you want it converted to. In this particular case, you choose “more profiles,” then check the Disney Mix Max Plus box and it automatically converts the ripped DVD’s to the exact format and resolution necessary to play on the Mix Max Plus. I tried to put just a regular WMV file on an SD card, and it would not play, just to give fair warning. However, I was able to transfer a regular WMV file over to the Mix Max Plus hard drive and it was correctly encoded via my Windows Media Player.

   My point is, use Magic DVD Ripper as this program is already set up to format movies for Mix Max Plus and Mix Max players, and you can avoid all of the difficulty of converting other ways. I can fit about 4 to 5 movies and several songs on one 2gb SD card.

   So, overall, this player is very nice and for under $20, it can’t be beat.
2. Crystal Williamson says:

   August 18, 2009 at 12:00 am

   One of the Favorite Gifts this year!!
   Rating:5 out of 5 stars
   My kids absolutely LOVED the ones they got for Christmas. I got 3 different printed ones for my kids, ages 4, 7 and 8 and they all LOVE them! They have been used more than any other toy they got for Christmas. I bought Magic DVD ripper and it has an option for the Mix Max and Mix Max Plus and makes it SUPER easy to rip DVDs in one step for them!!
3. Cleve Steve says:

   August 21, 2009 at 12:00 am

   Not the easiest but everything works and the kids love it!
   Rating:4 out of 5 stars
   Games, pictures, music and movies at a great price. You can’t beat that. Any device that wants to synchronize is going to be a little bit of trouble. Just remember, load and run the software that comes with the player before hooking it up, especially if you are already synchronizing other devices to the PC like an iPod. If you don’t, it may try to hijack the synchronization settings. Next, choose either the Disney sync or Window’s Media Player sync. Switching between the two works but it is a headache. Some videos from phones, iTunes or Flip type cameras will come right over, others you have to encode to Simple WMV settings. I had a couple SpongeBobs and The Muppet Christmas Carol on this thing in no time. I’ll buy a couple 4GB SD Cards and have 10+ movies ready for the next flight with the kids. This thing is awesome for the price.
4. Tina Kelly says:

   October 3, 2009 at 12:00 am

   Nice Unit, but Movies can be a problem
   Rating:4 out of 5 stars
   It’s a nice product & the kids LOVE it, but getting movies on it was 3 weeks of hell trying to figure out how. After MANY net searches I finally bought instructions from [...]

   First you need to rip the DVD to a WMV ([...] you have 5 free opens until you have to buy, so don’t ever close it!), then you need to encode it with special instructions (Below). The process took approx 10 hours total. Not bad if you just start ripping one at bed time & encode it before you go to work. However I had only 4 days before the big day to rip & encode 12 movies for the two players, since the search how was so lenghthy. FYI I got 6-7 movies on the 4 GB SD card with this method.

   Now that we know how, it’s no problem.

   In Microsoft Encoder 9:
   
   Click New Session,
   
   Click Convert a File,
   
   once you pick the Original WMV file location, you need to make a 2nd folder for the destination,
   
   Click Pocket PC,
   
   Click Next,
   
   Give it a Title,
   
   Click Finish.
   
   Once it starts, hit stop then
   
   Click Properties,
   
   Click the Compression Tab,
   
   Click the Edit Button,
   
   Keep Audio at 9.2, but change Video to 9 (Not 9 screen).
   
   Click the 259 Kbps tab
   
   Change the Audio format to 128 kbps, 48 kHz, stereo CBR
   
   Change Video Size to: 320 x 240
   
   Change Frame rate to: 30
   
   Change Key frame interval to: 5
   
   Change Video bit rate to: 384K
   
   Change Frame Interval to: 5 sec
   
   Change Decoder Complexity to: Simple
   
   Click OK, then Apply, then X out of the screen & hit Start Encoding. It will ask you if you want to rewrite the file, Click Yes & You can walk away for the approx 2 hours it will take to encode.

   Hope this helps someone. If I can scan the instructions with screen shots, I will add the link later, or you can spend the $7.00 & buy them from sumthin4alloyuz.
5. Jenny L. Carver says:

   October 21, 2009 at 12:00 am

   Don’t waste your Money
   Rating:1 out of 5 stars
   I purchased 1 Priates of the Carribean Mix Max with movie max clip along with 2 of the High School Musical Disney Mix Maxes with movie max clips and the packages all said that you can download video and audio media from the Disney Mix Central website for the device…however after purchasing several episodes of Hannah Montana videos on the Disney Mix Central website, I found that the videos are not supported and will not sync to the device. Disney Mix Central told me to contact Digital Blue for assitance in syncing the videos to the device……Digital Blue in turn, told me to contact Disney Mix Central because the videos are no longer compatible with those devices and they have no control over that…after countless hours of trying to figure out how to put the videos I purchased on the device or on a SD card, and after downloading and installing Windows Media Encoder9 (per Digital Blue)to convert the videos…. I still find that I cannot convert and sync the downloaded videos from Disney Mix Central to play on the Disney Mix Max devices. Disney Mix Central did refund the cost of my video purchases and insist I contact Digital Blue. This is a huge disappointment and I feel that I didn’t get what I paid for.
   
   So basically I purchased 3 glorified MP3 players that will play the movie that came with them or other expensive movies prerecorded on Disney Max Clips but I cannot download video from Disney Mix Central as the packages said I could. I call this a huge disappontment and a tremedous waste of my money and my time. The devices are clearly not what they say they are and if you try to contact customer support you will get a run around. I do not recommend purhasing one of these Mix Max devices.