woi, wen buying?

by the way...how you use the dvb tuner with this thing?

i know its an add on unit, then what? do you need to connect it to some sort of antennae?

Not cheap ah.... 1.8k++ ....
need some planning first.... else.. kena poison.. "no turning back" haha

gd lark Rs, where u get tat price?

@rthj, yea, u just need to coneect ur normal attenna to it
where is ur location?

mm...tat price ask from KL de idealtools i think... my friend told me de

inclusive of dvb t? wat the.... the price selling now cheaper than av show price.....
tak boelh pakai ini ideatool

lol... 1.8k does'nt come with dvb(they call HD Tuner, izzit the same thing?)

Yup, the TViX DVB-T tuner is with HD. So it's called HD Tuner as well. Got mine for the 4100 for Rm300. Do you know how much is it for the 6500 version?

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Added on August 30, 2008, 10:32 amShould be 1 year warranty and you shld be in good hands. Yes, they do seem to be OK and that's why I plan to meet them to discuss more on some of the issues on the box and hopefully they push DVICO for more firmware revision.

This post has been edited by Jack28HT: Aug 30 2008, 10:32 AM

mm.... according to my friend... RM450 for the HD tuner
Today jabee got a function at persada, was told there will show some IT stuff lol....

the tuner for the 4100 should be the same as 6500. by the way, does the tuner has a card slot? like for the astro thing?

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Added on August 30, 2008, 3:37 pmgonna go and pick up the m6500A.....any concern using the WD 1TB green power HDD in it? other choice are seagate and samsung

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Added on August 31, 2008, 5:13 amquick question, for the firmware upgrade, i just create the folder on the HDD and copy the firmware to the folder and run setup?

also, anyone has setup this thing in similar config like following? not sure how this would work

TVIX and another network device (eg PS3) to a switch, then to the home network, the other end is a WLAN router before the pc.

This post has been edited by rthj: Aug 31 2008, 05:13 AM

no card slot, u just plug in the thing to the back of the unit.
HDD shudnt be a probelm, but make sure u partition, just in csase something goes wrong, i did not partition my 500gb though, and the repair process dem long

fw upgrade is easy, dl fw, put in hdd folder, locate and run it

mine is tvix wired, ps3 wireless, imac wireless all to the router
so my tvix is streaming movies from my imac, and i would suggest u to get a NAS for the tvix as well as PS3 (NAS with tversity)

not very familiar with NAS...would you please eleaborate? or point me somewhere to read up more?

i was trying to link the Abigs via wired LAN to the PC...somehow doesnt seem to be successful. the PS3 has always been wireless...dont mind setting it to wired.

wats abigs?

NAS= network attached storage
im not very good at explaining etierh

sarotech abigs is another media player just like the TVIX.

eerrr...your explanation doesnt say much...more please?

NAS is like storage device attached with our network

mm... 3.5" HDD => LAN => PC, Dvico, Notebook, blar blar blar

is a network storage for you to share ur data, so Dvico can actually get the movie source from NAS and play it on ur LCD TV / Plasma

abigs doesn't have HDMI port :(

how is the setup like? are there any other hardware needed?

the newer abigs has HDMI output. my 1 year old abigs has a DVI-HDMI cable.

my plan is to link everything via LAN. there's HDD in the media players and the PC is upstairs with more HDD. so the plan is just to be able to transfer files over the LAN , dont really need it to stream.



This post has been edited by rthj: Sep 1 2008, 09:33 PM

the NAS comes in etiher onebay or more, the bay is for u to put in the HDD
transgfer as in from on HDD copy to another?

yes, transfer the files from HDD to another..eg from the PC to the HDD in the media player.

NAS like the Buffalo linkstation?

trasnfer takes time, why dun wanna stream?

i noticed there's a 1Gbps connection available on the M6500A....then again, my wlan router is not gigabit.

well, i still need to get all the devices connected via LAN before anything happens.....

stream or not, that's next question...for the time being....transferring the files into the internal HDD seems most stable...at least to me.....

rx330...how is your setup like?