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It only accepts 2.5" HDDs and I don't have any. Nope, I have not seen any such option. Will check again though. Not sure. Did not check. Its around 25 feet away and there is one wall in between. Also, the Xtreamer is enclosed within a TV Cabinet with a glass door. The PS3, the laptop and one...

I believe I read somewhere that the Xtreamer SoC is capable of streaming full HD content over a network. Just that I don't remember if it was a wireless or wired network. Will try to get a crossover etnernet cable and check it out. Nope, it works only if there is an internal HDD connected. Yes...

I cannot do that since there is no internal HDD in the Xtreamer. The FTP option only works if the internal HDD is installed. BTW... I did not try any detailed tests over the weekend. Was able to play one 720p movie but I did not watch the whole thing. Just a couple of minutes. Not sure of...

Been busy lately...will test over the weekend and report back.

Its even worse than season 1 :P

Completed American Horror Story Asylum. The last few episodes were horrible. A complete waste of time.

Watched In Bruges again since my wife had not seen it and she loved Seven Psychopaths. I remembered that the movie was brilliant but had forgotten why. The second watch reminded me :)

If you can live with the increased thickness then the extended battery is your best bet. Where are you ordering it from? Mind posting a link to the item?

^^Not to mention none of the cases will fit after that, unless you are getting a battery + back cover + case combo.

Don't expect much. Dexter went down hill after S06.

I do not have that much variety of source files to test. Can try with some 720p movies and report back.

GNex has been known to have pretty bad battery life. Nothing much you can do other than trying out different ROMs or getting an extended battery.

What you have mentioned earlier is correct. I am using the Xtreamer to stream movies from my PC HDD/External HDD (connected to PC). The Xtreamer has a UPnP server ability as well as the ability to connect to other UPnP servers (like PS3 media server running on my PC). I tried streaming a 1080p...

I just got home and checked the Xtreamer. It does have the ability to connect to a UPnP Server. What client should I use on my PC? I tried with PS3 Media Server. Played a 1080p movie from the list above but it was stuttering. And this PC is connected to the router via cable not Wi-Fi.

The Xtreamse has a UPnP server software. I dont think it can connect to a UPnP server on the network. Yes, right now its via Windows folder share.

Specifications say that the Xtreamer supports UPnP SSDP and UPnP AV. No mention of DLNA. I think I can set up a UPnP server on the Xtreamer to access the files from my PC but not vice-versa.

^^Option 1 is feasible. Option two would mean exposed ethernet cabling which is a defite no.

The initial model of the Xtreamer did not have in-built Wi-Fi connectivity. Connectivity was handled via the linked Wi-Fi adapter that plugs in to the USB port of the Xtreamer. My Xtreamer model has been discontinued but this one is similar - http://www.xtreamer.in/extremer-spec.asp

Those scenes were the best part of the two movies. The Joker really is portrayed as a ruthless killer.

:o Seriously?? I didn't know that either!