Are Network Media Player available here in Cebu?

[cooldude75ph]

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Aside from Xbox and PS2 which can be considered Networkable Media Players (albeit with installation of some softwares (XBMC for XBox) or burning of a cd or installation to memory card or usb drive (SMS for PS2)), are there any other gadgets which can do the job?

An example I found on the net...

ADS Media-Link MXL-581 - Network Media Player

ADS Media-Link - Network Media Player
"Watch the movies, listen to the music and view the photos stored in your computer from the comfort of your living room!"

* Comes ready to connect to your wireless or wired network!
* Media-Link turns your PC into an Entertainment Jukebox
* Watch TV shows and movies stored on your PC on your home theater
* Listen to your computer MP3 files and other digital audio on your stereo system
* View high quality photo slide shows with background music on your TV
* Connect to Internet Radio sites and play on your stereo
* Easy "Universal Plug and Play" installation

The Media-Link Entertainment Receiver distributes video, audio and still pictures from your PC to your TV through either a wired Ethernet network or a wireless network (Media-Link even includes an 802.11g Wireless G PCMCIA card to connect the Media-Link to a wireless network). You can also add additional Media-Link Receivers in other rooms in the house.

Setup is easy with Universal Plug and Play support. Just connect the Media-Link to your home network to free the music, photo and video files from your computer and play them in the living room, bedroom or any room in the house.

ADS Media-Link Specifications:


* Media-Link Receiver:
o 150 MHz 32 ARM based processor
o Digital Audio/Video Decoder
* Video Output:
o Composite, S-Video, Component (Progressive and Interlaced)
* Audio Output:
o Stereo (Right and Left RCA), SPDIF Digital Audio (optical and coaxial)
* Network Interface:
o 10/100 base T Ethernet Jack (RJ45)
o PCMCIA Card slot for 802.11g (802.11g PCMCIA card included)
* Video Decode Formats:
o MPEG-1, MPEG-2, MPEG-4, DivX, Xvid, MOV, Compressed AVI
* Audio Formats:
o MPEG Audio layer 1 & 2, MP3, OGG, AC3, WMA
* Photo/Graphics Formats:
o JPEG, BMP, GIF, animated GIF, PNG
* Power:
o Wall mount AC Adapter (100-240 AC 50/60 Hz)
o Power Consumption 15W

What's in the ADS Media-Link box:


* ADS Media Link Receiver
* Wireless 802.11G PCMCIA card (plugs into Media Link Receiver so you can add it to a wireless network)
* 6 ft. Composite Video Cable (RCA)
* 6 ft. S-Video Cable (4-pin miniDIN)
* 6 ft. Stereo Audio Cables (RCA)
* 6 ft. Ethernet cable (RJ-45)
* Remote Control

ADS Tech Media-Link System Requirements:


* Computer Requirements:
o Pentium III 500 MHz or faster
o Microsoft® Windows® 98SE, 2000, ME, XP and Windows Server 2003
o 256 MB of system RAM
o 50 MB of available hard disk space for Media-Link application/server
o Wired or Wireless Network connection (see Network Requirements below)

* Network Requirements:
o Wireless Network with Wireless Access point (Wireless Router 802.11b or 802.11g) less than 300 ft. between PC and Media-Link Receiver and installation of Wireless PCMCIA Receiver card (Wireless G highly recommended for smooth playback of DVD quality MPEG-2 files.)
OR
o Home Network with available Ethernet Hub/Switch socket for Media-Link LAN connection (100baseT highly recommended for smooth playback of DVD quality MPEG-2 files)
OR
o Direct connection between PC Ethernet port and Media-Link with network crossover cable (100baseT highly recommended for smooth playback of DVD quality MPEG-2 files)
o Internet access via broadband connection

[gtboy]

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very interesting. I have been looking for an XBMC alternative.

[bbarria]

Naa man... Mostly sold at computer shops... naa gani uban with wifi pa for easy file transfers.. Common naman ni... I believe naa sa CDRKing man siguro... im not sure...