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[WTS] HIMEDIA Q5 Pro Quad Core 4K Smart Android TV, preload with Android 7 Nougat
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Deken
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Oct 31 2013, 05:47 PM
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I am very curious about the HiMedia Q5 II. It seems to be a very competent media player. However, I have a few questions. I've seen claims that it can play Blu-ray movies. Does it mean that HiMedia Q5 II can play region coded Bluray/DVD Discs if I plug in a BD-ROM via e-SATA? If not, can you explain exactly what that means? If I plug an external disk to HiMedia Q5 II via e-SATA or USB, can I easily share it on my home network, ie use it as a NAS? If so, is it accessable from Windows computers?
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Deken
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Nov 1 2013, 03:16 PM
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QUOTE(nicety @ Oct 31 2013, 03:57 PM) Please correct me I am wrong. The region code restriction is depend on the DVD Disc and the player. If the player is region code free then any region coded disc could be play. If you download BD ISO from internet, most are region code free media file. You can share the HDD in Q5II via SAMBA to your windows computer. P/S : Q5II come with normal SATA port not eSATA.   I currently have a Windows HTPC, but it constantly gives me trouble, and I'm getting tired of it. To be able to play region coded DVD/Blu-ray disks I have had to purchase a software player that includes a license for region support. You can then set your region in the player a limited number of times (5 I think). After that the player is locked to the last chosen region, and you can only play disks coded for that region. On Google Play I haven't found any players with region support. My question is: Does the Q5 II native player includes region support since the Q5 II supports removable disk media?
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