I would never buy a Kodak product, but was given an SV811 frame as a gift, It DOESN'T play any video, despite what the box/manual says. Manual is written on the level of a 1st grade schoolbook, no useful info, and the website it points you too also has No useful info. It's hard to believe Kodak is still in business. Their camera designs are ugly and have been since the 1960's, they've made terrible business decisions - 110 film format, APS film format, etc. Now this picture frame where the frame is almost as large as the image and the aspect ratio is all wrong for still images. Someone put them out of their misery...
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I would never buy a Kodak product, but was given an SV811 frame as a gift, It DOESN'T play any video, despite what the box/manual says. Manual is written on the level of a 1st grade schoolbook, no useful info, and the website it points you too also has No useful info. It's hard to believe Kodak is still in business. Their camera designs are ugly and have been since the 1960's, they've made terrible business decisions - 110 film format, APS film format, etc. Now this picture frame where the frame is almost as large as the image and the aspect ratio is all wrong for still images. Someone put them out of their misery...