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You can't even play your DVR recordings without the stream to get decrypt keys. AT7T allows music streaming but not Video streaming, likely to prevent it from being more useful and make you use their on-demend over your own video downloads. Still better than the Comcast software/boxes we had before.

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I already have Widows CE based boxes that could stream video from a Windows Media PC if they let it. It also included an LCD display, clock, timers and a scripting language.įor example you could easily program the Core to Turn on your VCR, rewind the Tape, switch the channel and record for 30 minutes starting at 9:00 PM on Tuesday.Īs to a camera and FaceTime on the large screen - be careful what you wish for! The Core included the amplified, multi-directional IR signal of the Tyron. It could learn from other remotes, be manually programmed (with its keys) or connected to a computer and programmed with a computer app. Core was an Apple //c in a handheld device about the size of a remote. His second product was an universal, programmable (and a lot more) remote called Core. You did not need to point the remote at the TV, VCR, Stereo, etc. His first product was Tyron - A small device that attached to any remote and amplified the IR signal and beamed it in every direction. Woz, when he left Apple, started a company called Cloud 9. It would be nice to a FaceTime camera on any number of TVs ? Apple seems to be dropping iSight to market the new term ? that could be used by the AppleTV or other media extender appliances or HTPCs as the user sees fit. Ī bit off topic, but one thing I?ve been wanting for years is a standardized way for TVs to act as passthroughs for the IR sensor and now a camera.they are similar but the x-box is a lot easier to navigate

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The PS3 GUI sucks, at least compared to the x-box. The last time I checked though, *nobody* has that kind of box, like I said before. Still, the box I'm looking for needs to do BD, have unfettered Internet access, streaming from PCs in standard formats (particularly non-Windows PCs), gaming, run some 'apps', and all with a simple nice UI controllable from the couch with an iPod/iPhone (and Android). The Xbox now might have some features that are pushing it in the right direction. If M$ is sooo close to having a box that will really do everything, why don't they drop the crappy parts, improve the streaming, fix the complexity, and market the heck out of their cool toy, instead of saying they'll make a separate set-top box? And can you get to, say, Hulu or Netflix without logging into 'Xbox Live'? Can streaming from PCs work without a WMC PC? What about their online 'Marketplace'? Is there anything there? What is the deal with the stupidity of buying 'Microsoft Points'? Sounds interesting, some features must be new.

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watching a movie on blu-ray that was filmed with hi-def cameras is like looking outside the window I even noticed the difference years ago when i first saw it in the store. on my PS3 it looks almost photorealistic.

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on his TV all the colors look washed out and you can tell there is pixelation and kind of static. Last month i bought the combo Pixar's Cars on Blu-Ray and DVD for my older son.

I have a PS3 and he has a regular DVD player. my father in law has a 47' LED backlit LG TV. I also have a decent 5.1 surround home theater sound system (although not set up in a surround-sound configuration).īut I'm not going to get nearly as much out of the Blu-ray experience as someone with, say, a 52' OLED HDTV with a high-end 7.1 surround system. I personally own a low-end 32' LCD HDTV, which, compared to what I had before is 1000% better in terms of picture quality. Same with sound - you need a decent surround-sound system, properly set up and configured, to really experience the advantage in HD sound that Blu-ray provides. What am I missing here that gets everyone in one corner or the other in an arena (especially when discussing BR vis-a-vis Apple/Steve Jobs)?īlu-ray video quality depends a lot on the TV/Projector/Monitor you are using to view it. Granted I'm an old fart and need glasses for reading but my farsightedness is still as good as any youngster's (according to a recent exam by my ophthalmologist), and I just can't see any marked difference. Just what are the advantages that BR brings to the home theater? I've been to Best Buy and Fry's in the past year and have spent time viewing BR movies on various TVs, and I honestly can't see a difference in quality between Br and conventional DVDs. I'm curious and not trying to be snarky (has hell frozen over?).

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