6 Pop Songs Great for Audio Demos
Worst DIY Installs Ever Part 7
10 Must-Have Products for Your Next Install
6 Amazing High-End Home Theaters
Print
Email
Comments (0)
Share
VidaBox RoomClientHD Streams Blu-ray and DVD
Comes with Microsoft Vista Home Premium and a Media Center interface.
VidaBox is now shipping its RoomClientHD media extender that offers Blu-ray and DVD streaming.
RoomClientHD connects to any HD or SD TV via HDMI, DVI or VGA cables and offers 1080p upscaling/playback of all content.
It also supports lossless audio codecs and has an option for a built-in Blu-ray drive for local playback.
RoomClientHD comes preconfigured with Microsoft Vista Home Premium and a Media Center user interface.
VidaBox says the user needs Cat5e/6 cabling and one of the company's media servers for RoomClientHD to work. VidaBox recently introduced its RACK24 Server that has 22TB of storage.
"With only a 6-inch x 6-inch footprint, installers can cleverly hide the 2-inch tall RoomClientHD behind most HDTV panels," says VidaBox president Steven Cheung.
RoomClientHD is available now. VidaBox didn't release pricing.
RoomClientHD connects to any HD or SD TV via HDMI, DVI or VGA cables and offers 1080p upscaling/playback of all content.
It also supports lossless audio codecs and has an option for a built-in Blu-ray drive for local playback.
RoomClientHD comes preconfigured with Microsoft Vista Home Premium and a Media Center user interface.
VidaBox says the user needs Cat5e/6 cabling and one of the company's media servers for RoomClientHD to work. VidaBox recently introduced its RACK24 Server that has 22TB of storage.
"With only a 6-inch x 6-inch footprint, installers can cleverly hide the 2-inch tall RoomClientHD behind most HDTV panels," says VidaBox president Steven Cheung.
RoomClientHD is available now. VidaBox didn't release pricing.
Subscribe to the CE Pro Newsletter
Read more Media Servers stories
Microsoft Dumps Media Center, DVD Playback in Windows 8Can Ceton Rejuvenate Windows Media Center, Extenders?
Kaleidescape Granted Temporary Stay on DVD Servers
Kaleidescape Stay Denied, Manufacturer Vows to Fight
Survey: Dealers React to DVD CCA vs. Kaleidescape
More in Media Servers
Article Topics
News · Product News · Blu-ray · Digital Media · Media Servers · Blu-ray · Media Server ·About the Author
Steve Crowe, Web Editor
Steve is an editor for cepro.com. He graduated from Emerson College with a B.A. in Journalism. He joined the CE Pro staff in 2008. Steve is also a freelance sports writer for The Boston Globe and other various publications.
Post a comment