QUOTE(Sylpheed @ Feb 6 2011, 09:15 PM)
hi guys
I'm a newbie on homemedia systems.. Today i just checked out a shop with both Xtreamer and HDX-Bone. But unfortunately when the salesman tried to plug it in, both didn't work.
Both didn't have internal HDD then, and both were right out of the box.
Xtreamer - showed only the logo then TV complained no signal
HDX-Bone, didn't even show anything, tv just complained no signal.
The sales guy tried diff TVs but all showing the same thing. Is there some sort of installation / setup process for Xtreamer?
Also, comparing Xtreamer vs HDX-Bone, which one is better?
all my movie files are on my HD (MKV or WMV or AVI). I have no blueray disk, probably won't have for a long time.
Biggest MKV file is avatar at 1080p which is about 22gb i think..
As a general....the sales guy got no experience with Media Player...I'm a newbie on homemedia systems.. Today i just checked out a shop with both Xtreamer and HDX-Bone. But unfortunately when the salesman tried to plug it in, both didn't work.
Both didn't have internal HDD then, and both were right out of the box.
Xtreamer - showed only the logo then TV complained no signal
HDX-Bone, didn't even show anything, tv just complained no signal.
The sales guy tried diff TVs but all showing the same thing. Is there some sort of installation / setup process for Xtreamer?
Also, comparing Xtreamer vs HDX-Bone, which one is better?
all my movie files are on my HD (MKV or WMV or AVI). I have no blueray disk, probably won't have for a long time.
Biggest MKV file is avatar at 1080p which is about 22gb i think..
There is always a button on the remote named 'TVout' or 'Video' that toggles the Video output.
During the first time...for most media players..there will be no signal to the TV...so you have to go in to the menu 'blind'.
But developers created a shortcut button on the remote to specially do this. So, when you plug it in to a LCD or CRT whatever, you can just press the button to see which one works with that type of connection.
Very useful button when you bring your media player around especially when plugin to hotel TV and your Home LCD.
Both Xtreamer and HDX-Bone are capable players.
For home use, I prefer a real player like Xtreamer rather than a portable one like HDX Bone..unless you are a business man whole goes outstation or overseas frequently.
Portable units have limited capability when needed to play highbitrate stuff like your 22Gb Avatar.
This post has been edited by azbro: Feb 6 2011, 09:41 PM
Feb 6 2011, 09:30 PM

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