Here is a pretty cool product line of products that will let you display your computer audio and video contents on your AV system. It looks like they have a server product that will transmit content to up to 4 client products. It looks like the client product will also play content off of a PC or a Network Storage Device.
The SkipJam iMedia center will play MPEG 1/2/4, MP3, WMA, WAV, Ogg, JPG.
I am not sure that I am all that interested in this. The SkipJam iMedia Player seems not to be worth $499.
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Paul your blog is an inspiration!
ReplyDeleteHi, the iMedia Center will transmit or record the signal FROM 4 sources to an unlimited number of receivers across the network.
ReplyDeleteThere is NO server because the system is peer-to-peer. You connect source devices to the "iMedia Center" and those get transmitted to any Hard Drive on your network or to any destination device such as an iMedia Player.
Let me know if this is still not clear. For more info see www.skipjam.com