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| hd streaming pc or roku or streaming bd player Here's a couple of screen shots taken with a cheap 5 mega pixel camera of the media browser on my projection screen during the day. Cars Media Browser menu Inglorious Basterds Media Browser menuThe last pic is a night shot of the blu ray movie " T... | |
| hd streaming pc or roku or streaming bd player Yes a PC can live up to and surpass any of the devices you've mentioned.You say no remote? Do you mean for your home-theater PC? There are plenty of remotes designed for this, some quite inexpensive.How about use your digital output of your PC int... | |
| What is the best bang for the buck 65 incher?.... If you do a search through Bing..you can save BIG. Tiger direct has a 63 inch Samsung plasma for $2500. After the Bing cash back you get it for just over $2200. I'm sure there are some other online stores with similar deals through Bing. | |
| What is the best bang for the buck 65 incher?.... Yeah I'm with summit..get a projector if it feasible. No 65 incher can come close! | |
| Streaming Blu Ray Questions I believe with these players you can only stream internet content to a specific monitor of TV attached to that unit.All of this can be done from a computer. I consider these standalone players with streaming capabilities fairly useless.The WD live... | |
| Windows 7 for Audio or Video, yes - No? Yeah with Windows 7 I don't personally see the need for OSX. Windows 7 is great all by itself. Yeah from your description you probably only need to upgrade your OS.I use one of my HTPCs with a front projector/119 inch screen, 52 inch LCD TV and a ... | |
| Best Standard Def DVD Player under $8,000 used? I'm still LMAO!!!!! | |
| Windows 7 for Audio or Video, yes - No? The integrated graphics card in the Dell Studio and the Zotac already supports uncompressed audio/video playback over HDMI. So no extra sound or video card needed. | |
| Windows 7 for Audio or Video, yes - No? Here you go Jim the link to the Cable card they are only designed for Windows 7.Ceton Multi-Channel cable card Ceton FAQHere's the Studio series Dell.Here's a new kid on the block Zotac Mag. It's actually small enough to fasten to the back of a T... | |
| Windows 7 for Audio or Video, yes - No? I say yes and no Jim. Windows 7 for A/V is unmatched IMO. Using the OS with your HTPC is a must have if you enjoy videos! Having tried all the others at one time or another. Windows 7 allows so much more expandability over Vista or XP.As far as mu... | |
| Improve my system How about using $600 of it for a HTPC(Home theater personal computer)? You can have a Blu ray drive included for this price. Along with a wireless keyboard and mouse. Not sure how big you're into movies.But this will allow you almost endless use. ... | |
| Interaction with music server while listening? If you plan to use an in room display to view your info. This one looks like fun Gyration Remote. | |
| Remote Control of Itunes No unfortunately not, sorry for the confusion. I've been testing this on Window units. I may however see if I can link it up to a friends Mac Mini for kicks. From the instructions it should link across platforms just fine.The VNC enterprise editio... | |
| Remote Control of Itunes Thanks Mingles, I was playing around with the Real VNC today. It works well for me. Unlike Windows remote that is fine for music, but not enough options for movie playback. I want to be able to play movies off the remote PC as well without lockin... | |
| Remote Control of Itunes Thanks Sidssp for the info..that's a bummer! OSX is supposed to do it all. lol..;-) |