Video WD TV HD player in india officially
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Hi folks,
What are the alternatives to the WD TV?
Popcorn hour.
Any others? And are they available via official channels in India?
What are the alternatives to the WD TV?
Popcorn hour.
Any others? And are they available via official channels in India?
^^ Its OT but if its not dire need/ urgent, wait for nvidia ion platform ( u can also check performance preview from anandtech.com)
And hope it will come at reasonable price in india and that too in near future (launch equivalent to USA launch)
And hope it will come at reasonable price in india and that too in near future (launch equivalent to USA launch)
Doc Holliday said:
The one thing that I am waiting for is the next version of the Asus EEE Box, the B204/B206. These come with an ATI chipset that can play HD video. The B204 even has a battery to take care of power outages. Of course, it will be more expensive than the WD TV, but you can do a lot more with it.
However, there has been no word on this after the initial press release. Really frustrating.
^^The atom. The IGP is good for Blu Rays etc but does not support mkvs.
Anyways, he could go for a lot of things but what's the point? The WD player is enough for movies, cheaper and easier to maintain than a HTPC. That's why I said that the ion's not comparable to the WD. For that matter, any PC or lap/net book is not comparable to the WD. Totally different platforms with a nice price difference too.
Anyways, he could go for a lot of things but what's the point? The WD player is enough for movies, cheaper and easier to maintain than a HTPC. That's why I said that the ion's not comparable to the WD. For that matter, any PC or lap/net book is not comparable to the WD. Totally different platforms with a nice price difference too.
Offtopic, but I hope you guys can help.
The WD HD media player, as we know, does not support DTS (so far). However, if one has a DTS decoder (for example, an AVS receiver with DTS support), then the DTS audio should work, right?
For example, I have a Philips DVD player which does not have DTS support, but I can get the DTS sound because I have the AV Receiver. Can anybody confirm this works the same way on the WD HD media player?
The WD HD media player, as we know, does not support DTS (so far). However, if one has a DTS decoder (for example, an AVS receiver with DTS support), then the DTS audio should work, right?
For example, I have a Philips DVD player which does not have DTS support, but I can get the DTS sound because I have the AV Receiver. Can anybody confirm this works the same way on the WD HD media player?
*Raj* said:what hell u r saying :no:
One composite (RCA) port for connecting SD TV is already there. Just connect it, play any HD content and that transform to SD TV signal and play without any problem
Mr. Raj...I just forgot to recheck the thread...to answer your question..i suppose u Really Dont Know or understand the difference between the composite & component connections for SDTV..& the difference in quality it makes...or otherwise u wouldn't have made the passing remark...i hope not u r just trolling!!!