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PBO is discontinued. NCIX and MemoryExpress doesn't carry them anymore. I picked up the Pivos Aios, and so far, it's been great. |
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as for what formats the media box plays i think is determined by what format ths firmware of the box supports. |
+1 on the Pivos Aios, plays virtually everything including .flv, rmvb, etc the only thing i don't like is it isn't very easy to setup shortcuts to your shares, etc, from using the remote alone you need a pc + telnet :rukidding: |
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thinking of picking up the Pivos Aios Network Media Player $75 after MIR not bad. specs look really good. |
kind of out of the loop since apple 2 came out my parents want to buy and set up a slingbox in taiwan and get a boxee box here to stream the content over....that seems kind of overkill having 2 systems...is there a more cost effective way of doing this? btw how's the pivos compared to roku/boxee/logitech revue? |
What about the Roku 3? It looks like remote doubles as a Wii style controller. |
have a look at ouya, jynx box, the little black box, boxee box (for cheap)... |
Boxee Box is discontinued. |
buy it second hand..mine is still a gem... |
Apple TV and airplay everything thru Plex or other video streaming apps like PPS |
Do not get the Patriot Box Office alpine. This android based media player is crap I have the original patriot Box Office Core which plays anything I throw at it. Besides the crappy interface it does the job. I also have a MK802 stick coming in the mail soon. |
I'd probably look for something like a used Mac Mini then toss on XBMC |
anyone know if google chromecast will work in canada? would be using it soley for netflix |
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hard to gauge on what is the best really...you have to decide on what appeals to you...currently for me, its the boxee box...have had it for 3 years... usb tv tuner, browser, auto scraper, apps...when one is close to it, then i will grab another one just in case boxee does something stupid with their servers |
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no laptop unfortunately. just wanted a nice alternative than to having to boot up a ps3 each time and the chromecast at $35 looked like it would fill that need. |
It might not... How about a raspberry pi? That's if your willing to put a little but of an effort. Some are selling a complete set for about a hundred or so bux Posted via RS Mobile |
Im getting the Popcorn Media Server C300 and the company gave me a list of compatible HDD. Im no computer tech so I was wondering from the list where could I get the best 3.5inch HDD. C-300 Compatibility Lists - NMTWiki |
I have a Pivos XIOS and I find it's a little odd to use, since being Android-based, the interface is oriented toward touchscreen inputs (flick, scroll, etc.), although it does work with a wireless mouse alright, and I found a couple other launchers that are better suited to mouse/remote control. XBMC for Android development is also done primarily on XIOS, so that's an option. And then I have two Blu-Ray players with WiFi, a Sony and an LG, and both will play most of the stuff from my Synology DLNA server and its built-in Plex server, and both have apps like YouTube, Netflix, and a variety of others built-in. And since those are designed more around IR remote operation, they tend to be easier to use in a standard "TV watching" fashion. Both were fairly cheap (actually got each for about $100 worth of AirMiles), and both have 3D support (just need a 3DTV now). I've played movies off a flash drive plugged into the Sony, and I believe it will worth with a USB HDD too. Not sure about the LG... but with WiFi streaming, who cares? |
Look at the mele f10! Posted via RS Mobile |
anyone have the roku 3? what do you think of it? |
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Anyone try a Raspberry Pi or Cubieboard?? |
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