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(More customer reviews)I have been streaming video content for over 8 years now, using a variety of network media players. I have mainly used the TViX brand players which have been a bit more on the pricey side compared to others. This new version of the TViX network media player is extremely cheap compared to the more expensive versions and seems to do just about everything the other players do with style.
I am extremely please with the setup procedures! I have an existing media library that only took me 2 minutes to configure the N1 to access. Within seconds I was streaming a HD movie across my existing network. This is one of the easiest media players that I've every worked with. Boot up time is very quick compared to the previous TViX models and silent. I have basically the same functionality and in a much cheaper package.
Included with this player, are features that use web sharing applications but no all of them work. I do not like the fact that you can not restrict access to these features within the player itself. That would have been nice.
Now with all these ease of use features, there are limitations that are a result of the chip design.
With this player, I have only been disappointed with a few of the limitations;
1) this player's chipset does not support PNG file format for icons;
(Does not seamlessly integrate with the shared content network environment where coverart is
utilized by previous TViX models. This only applies when graphic images are leveraged for
coverart browsing.)
2) setting up folder security on content that resides on a network share is not as simple as it is on
the TViX M7000A and earlier models.
(Does not seem to utilize the same methodologies used to assign secure access to folders as the
previous TViX models.)
Other than the limitations that affect my usage, these are great little media players.
BTW, I purchased 3 of these for my kids and compared to the price of one of the previous TViX models, I have basically the same functionality and very please thus far (with the exception for how security to functions and content has been implemented within the devices)
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Media players are gaining popularity as more and more consumers store and share their video in their home.As more brands enter the market, it's become clear that not all players are created equal. DVICO, as a veteran manufacturer of the TViX media players has earned a reputation for building solid boxes with all the attributes like low noise, user friendly, and highly customizable players that can please the most discriminating videophile.The TViX N1 Cafe is the latest and most affordable Media Streamer that packs all the features of the higher priced units of DVICO's premium players.Silent (no fan) aluminum construction now features a first in Realtek based players, support for Dolby's TrueHD audio and Webremote access from your mobile phone.If you have your video, music, and photos stored on a portable hard drive or networked on a PC or NAS, the TViX can play virtually any file formats, as well as access the internet for YouTube.Connect a flash drive or a memory card from your camera/camcorder to watch slideshows and videos easily.The N1 supports widest range of files including FLV (flash) and RMBV as well as MKV and BD File and ISO formats.Powered by the Realtek RTD1073 Plus processor with 400MHz MIPS with HDMI, component and composite video outputs, the N1 supports virtually all types of displays.If you store your files on a dedicated storage device like a NAS or just on multiple computers over the network, the N1 is a cost effective solution for sharing your files. The N1 supports third party cover art applications that spices up your movie collection, making the N1 a easy to use player with a look that rivals the most expensive DVD server.TVIX-HD supports a wide range of audio/video formats such as MP3, WMA, PCM, DTS, WMV9 and WMV-HD, DIVX, XVid, HDV and MKV files recorded by digital camcorders, and standard transport streams that are recorded by today's HD devices, as well as the new H.264 (MPEG4) in addition to FLV files downloaded....
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