CEDIAnews.com broke the news on the world's first all-IP home theater, featuring the new CinemaLinx surround receiver from NetStreams.

Now we have a vide tour of Sound Room 7, where NetStreams demonstrated the receiver connected to IP-enabled speakers from Polk, Triad and Sonance, plus HD video over IP.


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Best known for its line of IP-based audio and video distribution systems, NetStreams is demonstrating "the world's first IP home theater," according to VP of marketing Petro Shimonishi.

In SR-7, NetStreams will demonstrate IP video and surround sound audio distributed to IP speakers.

NetStreams' DigiLinx IP-based video distribution system debuted at CEDIA 2006, and is now shipping.

On audio, company has been partnering for a few years with Polk Audio, which makes IP speakers based on NetStreams' StreamNet technology.

But the hallmark of the new home theater solution is the new CinemaLinX surround-sound receiver, demonstrated for the first time here at the Expo.

The receiver takes in Dolby or DTS surround signals, and converts them into discrete IP packets, delivered over the IP network. The IP speakers simply connect to the home's network and pick up the appropriate…

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Westminster, CO., September 5, 2007 -- Interact-TV. (OTC: ITVI), a leading developer of Linux-based Home Entertainment Servers, today unveils MediaPool with 3.75 Terabytes of high performance media storage expansion for the Telly line of media servers.

This 3.75 Terabytes of storage equates to 750 DVDs or thousands of CDs and recorded programs. MediaPool connects to Interact-TV's award-winning Telly Home Entertainment Servers®, TellyVizion, . Playback Units and all other networked computers via eSata.

At up to 3 Gbps, MediaPool can easily handle any type of digital media, even HD content. MediaPool's advanced cooling technology allows it to handle up to 5 hard drives internally with future storage expansion of up to 5 Terabytes for the most ardent home theater enthusiasts.

MediaPool serves as the main storage and access point for all digital media content (photos, music, movies etc.), the digital media database and all metadata. MediaPool can be configured two ways: optimized for…

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El Cajon, CA, August 20, 2007 – NeoPro, the professional integration line of Neothings Inc., today announced two new additions to its line of HD video and audio matrix switches. The Fallbrook is an 8x16 HD component video matrix, while the complementary product, the Gillespie is an 8x16 digital and analog audio matrix switch. The Gillespie can also be used as a composite video / analog audio matrix.

Both of the new products sport a new all black finish, as well as the previous color scheme of silver and black. With NeoPro’s high-end fit and finish that includes an anodized aluminum and black acrylic front, the two new products fit well with any professional installation.

“Flat panel prices are driving residential systems to more and more displays, and the new Fallbrook and Gillespie will be able meet those needs and distribute HD video and audio to all the displays”, states Bill Paul, CEO. “Using analog component video for these…

Costa Mesa, Calif. -- Channel Vision, a leading provider of technology for the Well-Connected Home announced it has further expanded its line of Infrared Control Systems with a new single room IR System and two multi-room IR-receivers. Simple and compact in design, the new products offer greater flexibility with included adhesive-backed mounting accessories for a variety of installation options. These include a hole mount for system control behind cabinet doors, a tabletop mount and holsters for discretely mounting receivers and emitters to the front of components or to shelves.

The newest products join the company's comprehensive line of IR control systems that provide a competitive price/performance value for a broad range of applications. It includes products for single room, whole-house IR distribution and IR control over existing TV coax cable.

The company's new All-in-One IR-System (IR-5000) offers a complete 1-room entertainment center solution for controlling up to 8 AV components. Its two new IR-Receivers, the Remote Head IR-Receiver (IR-2400) and the J-Box…

AUSTIN, Texas -- NetStreams, the global leader in networked entertainment systems and technology based on Internet Protocol (IP), announced that its DigiLinX IP-Based Multi-Room Video Solution has been named as one of Electronic House magazine's Products of the Year for 2007. Winners appear in the September issue.

NetStreams' DigiLinX IP-Based Multi-Room Video solution is the first video distribution system to distribute uncompressed, high definition video/multi-channel audio to multiple displays throughout a home over a TCP/IP network, marking an industry first for high quality video distribution over an IP network. Consisting of three products -- a video encoder, a video decoder and a gigabit switch - the DigiLinX Multi-Room Video soalution now adds IP video distribution to the company's DigiLinX existing line of IP Multi-Room Audio distribution and control products. NetStreams new IP video solution is compatible with legacy video sources that output Composite, S-Video, Component (including the newer Blu-ray and HD-DVD players), and VGA, and will also be compatible with native sources such as IPTV and video…