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Say Hello to the Buffalo LT-V100 Link Theater
Jul 15th
The list of media players we are interested in gets bigger by the day – this is the latest offering from the nice guys at Buffalo
Buffalo just launched the Link Theatre LT-V100. The new model supports 1080p video, DTS, Dolby Digital 5.1 and the normal file formats and codecs.
And like all good media players the new LT-V100 is capable of connecting up with a NAS or PC via a LAN connection so it can access your content.
Interested? let us know.
Regards, DE Sales Team Sales@Digitalera.co.uk
Sonos and Wolfgang’s Vault
Jul 15th
Now all you lucky Sonos users can play 3,500 live concerts.
Sonos has just added a new music service, Wolfgang’s Vault® to the Music Menu, letting customers try it for free. It’s all part of Sonos ongoing commitment to play all the music you want, all over the house.
Sonos and Music
With the introduction of Wolfgang’s vault to Sonos’ music line-up, you can now enjoy all this music, all over the house:
• 3,500 live concert recordings
• 100,000 free Internet radio stations and programmes
• Millions of songs and stations from select music services (to learn more, please visit www.sonos.com/music )With Wolfgang’s Vault and Sonos live music fans can:
• Play the world’s largest online collection of live concert recordings from the past 50 years in any room
• Enjoy unlimited access to over 3,500 concerts featuring more than 40,000 songs
• Listen to live performances, ranging from Bob Dylan and the Grateful Dead to Miles Davis and The Who
• Enjoy a free 30-day trial to the service. After the 30-day trial, Sonos customers can upgrade to full premium membership.
To learn more about an annual subscription to Wolfgang’s Vault, please visit www.sonos.com/wolfgangsvault/subscribe
Wolfgang’s Vault, “where live music lives” is the definitive online source for the best in live music, from yesterday, today and tomorrow. The archive is focused on the fans, creating the most informative, and complete source of the world’s best performances and the related art and photography.
Pretty good huh!
Regards, DE Sales Team Sales@Digitalera.co.uk
Cloud Printing with the PogoPlug
Jun 30th
The very popular PogoPlug is getting an upgrade! As resellers of the PogoPlug in the UK we thought you maybe interested in this!
Pocket lint reports the following:
hard-drive based cloud service Pogoplug has got in on the email printing game by adding a feature whereby you can plug in any post-2005 HP or Epson printer and print remotely.
The service works along the same lines as the HP ePrint range. You simply email what you want to be printed to a dedicated email address for your Pogoplug and, as long as it’s switched on and also connected to your Pogoplug, it will print. That means printing from not only your laptop, but also your phone, tablet or any other email capable device.
“Pogoplug’s vision is to free the modern digital lifestyle from dependence on an always-on home or office computer”, said Daniel Putterman, CEO and co-founder of Cloud Engines, Inc.
“First we changed the way people think about personal storage by making every hard drive accessible over the Internet. Now we’re web-enabling printers”.
Pogoplug’s printing option will be coming our way by the end of the summer and it’s free for all Pogoplug users.
Pretty cool huh?
Check out the PogoPlug in our store – its pink and very good!
Regards, DE Sales Team Sales@Digitalera.co.uk
Solwise, taking HomePlug networking to the Xtream!
Jun 16th
Solwise 1000Mbps Mediaxtream / HomePlug AV Ethernet Adapter – NET-PL-1000M UK STOCK
Our latest, fastest and smartest powerline technology offers super-high-speed connections for your internet-gateway, game console, media player, PC and IPTV set-top box in seconds. Data is carried over your existing mains circuit – without any extra wiring, cabling or messy installation.
Powered by Gigle’s MediaXtream chip, data capacity approaching 1000 megabits- per-second provides stable streaming of IPTV, movie and gaming content between multiple users and across various devices with minimum lag. In addition, the PL-1000M is compatible with the HomePlug AV specification (version 1.1) and is fully inter-operable 200Mbps HomePlug AV products.
The MediaXtream system also supports meshing technology. This enables intermediate devices to act as stepping stones where distance or signal degradation might otherwise make a powerline data path impossible.
Key Features:
1. Backbone capacity up to 200 Mbps with HomePlugAV devices
2. Backbone capacity up to 882 Mbps between MediaXtream devices
3. Switch Mode Power Supply for world-wide compatibility (100-240V)
4. 128-bit AES Encryption with one-touch security configuration
5. Ideal for HD/SD Video Streaming, Voice over IP calls and Online games
6. Meshing capability for difficult environments
7. Simple connections and controls
So what are you waiting for? in stock from July 1st but feel free to pre-order 
cheap and fast what more could anyone want?
Regards, DE Sales Team sales@digitalera.co.uk
Mede8er Firmware 3.0.4
Jun 15th
Please find the link for the Mede8er MED500X v3.0.4 Firmware below.
http://www.mede8er.eu/download/Mede8er_FW_V3_0_4_140610.zip
USE THE EMERGENCY INSTALLATION PROCEDURE ONLY
Emergency Installation Procedure
- Download the latest Firmware from the Mede8er website;
- Unzip the file i.e. install.img;
- Copy this file to the root directory of a Flash Drive;
- Plug the flash drive into the Mede8er;
- Disconnect the power jack at the rear of the Mede8er then plug it back in;
- Now press the on/off button (on Mede8er unit – not remote) – keep it pressed in for 10 seconds and then release;
- After +- 15sec the LED on the front fascia of the Mede8er with flash red-blue;
- You will get a progress bar on your TV display (some TV’s will not display this);
- Wait until the Mede8er re boots itself +/- 90 sec;
- Your Mede8er is now updated;
- Re-boot once by pulling power and use as normal;
xxxx WARNING – DO NOT REMOVE POWER DURING THE UPDATE PROCESS xxxxx
NOTE: Once you update to V3.0.4 you cannot easily go back to older versions below V2.0.2 if you are using an internal Hard Drive that was formatted with the Mede8er due to a core code (SDK) upgrade. The update process will not damage your Hard Drive contents but the Hard Drive will then be shown as HDD1 instead of C. If you are not using an internal Hard Drive than you can roll back to a earlier version without any problems
A) Do not update the Mede8er from the built-in update facility on the Setup screen;
B) If you experience Samba network connection problems we suggest you perform a “Restore Default” in setup Menu and re-boot the Mede8er.
C) After the Firmware is installed please re-boot the Mede8er – Unplug DC Jack and then re-plug;
D) Do not do a Firmware Restore to update your Mede8er settings across versions – rather input settings manually;
E) Important: Set your TV Resolution on the Main Setup Menu – Video System – for the first time after firmware update.
Mede8er Change Log v3.0.4 — 14 June 2010
14 June 2010 RTD1073-128M-HMC-M03I-20100613-v7.0.7.r4282.QA20100402_SANJIA_ENGLISH_RC18
1. Fixed: Internet Radio. Station list limited by Shoutcast – Require to Use Search for more stations
Do not use “System Restore” feature from a previous Mede8er firmware version
2. Audio info and other info screens changed to larger info screen
3. Russian text Media Library1 for “Hard drive” changed to “Жесткий диск”.
4. Improved navigation (smoother) on folders with images inside
5. Fixed: “Pin Protection “”on”" setup Menu — then go to “”Home Page “”
– select “”File Manager”"
- enter “”File Manager”"
– exit “”file manager”" with “”return key”"
– press “”home key”" —> mede8er asks you the PSW
6. Fixed: “Folder Protection” set to “on” — Now must enter pin code to protect folder
7. Fixed: “Folder Protection” “on” Setup menu.
File manager copy to protected folder– Now does not ask for a pin code when selecting a protected folder
8. Fixed: Music Player cut on some TV’s — Moved up 10 pix
9. Fixed: Cyclic only in one direction – zOOM about.jpg and now can cycle down or up
10. Updated Internet Time GMT names
GMT + 12 New Zealand (Wellington dst)
GMT + 6 Bangladesh
GMT + 4 Dubai
GMT + 3 Kuwait
GMT +1 Netherlands
GMT -1 Cape Verde (Praia)
GMT -2 Brazil
GMT -3 Argentina (Buenos Aires)
GMT -4 Chile (Santiago dst)
GMT -5 New York
GMT -8 California
Known issues:
o 6 June 2010 – Very high bit rate 29fps BDISO (+- 40GB+) have stuttering and audio loss – Workaround –
to revert to V2.0.2 or extract your BDISO files to BDMV Folder structure with a program such as ISOBUSTER.
If you are using a program like AnyDVD we suggest you save as BDMV and not a ISO
o Under certain filter conditions, time bar artwork punching through SETUP screen — Under investigation
o Network (SMB) write not available to Non-Mede8er-formatted HDD (NTFS-only) — Under investigation
o DVD resume on VIDEO_TS structure – Not working — SDK
o Repeat A-B on BDISO — SDK
o Restore from v1.x or v2.x backups — not restoring all fields correctly
o On certain 16:9 DVD menus – selection highlight is misplaced — SDK issue
o Simultaneous audio output via both HDMI and SPDIF — SDK restriction
o resume dialogue DVDISO — SDK
o resume play DVD VIDEO_TS — SDK
SHOWWX Pico Projector on You Tube
Jun 9th
Ethan Janson has gone to the extreme with his SHOWWX and built an unnamed contraption that holds his iPhone 3GS, a Microvision SHOWWX and a point-and-shoot camera. Put simply, the handmade gagdet allows him to play his iPhone games on a far larger screen, and since the SHOWWX is continually in focus regardless of distance from walls, there’s never a blurring issue when flailing about in order to control the gameplay – the full info can be found here: http://picoproject.wordpress.com/
K5 news reports on the SHOWWX
Wired.com reporting from this years CES Show
ETC coverage of Macworld
check out youtube for a whole lot more, from strange face tracking eyeballs to Dr Evil loving the SHOWWX.
Regards, DE Sales Team Sales@digitalera.co.uk
The New Black Sonos S5
Jun 5th
Back in black…
The multi aware winning Sonos S5 is now available in black as well as white.
The Sonos Zoneplayer S5 is an impressive bit of kit but if white didn’t fit in well with the colour scheme you picked for your room then it stuck out like a sore thumb, well now you have a new option.
The Sonos Zoneplayer S5 in black is exactly the same as the previous white-clad version so you’ll be able to use it to stream music over Wi-Fi from your PC or network attached storage. It also has an analogue input for plugging your iPod or other MP3 players in the back and a built-in 5-driver speaker system so there’s no need to hook it up to a sound system.
You can also still control the Sonos Zoneplayer S5 black version with the free Sonos iPhone app on your iPhone or iPod Touch as well as the Sonos CR-200 remote and access streaming music services from Last.fm, Deezer and Napster.
The key features of the Sonos S5 include:
- Room-filling sound: 5 integrated speakers and 5 dedicated digital amplifiers provide crystal-clear audio that fills any room with music.
- Unlimited music from iTunes and the Internet: Play way more than what fits on your iPod, including all your iTunes, free Internet radio and millions of songs and stations from the Internet, including iheartradio, Last.fm, Napster®, Pandora®, Rhapsody®, SIRIUS® Internet Radio, and more.
- Control with an iPhone or iPod touch: Download the free Sonos Controller for iPhone app and search for songs, choose the music and control the volume in any room from anywhere. Don’t have an iPhone? Use any wireless handheld Sonos Controller or the Sonos Controller for Mac or PC.
- Wireless expandability: Add more S5s wirelessly and fill your whole house with music. Then, play the same song in every room or different songs in different rooms.
“We’re thrilled to expand our product portfolio to include the S5 in black,” said Phil Abram, President, Sonos, Inc. “We felt it was important to offer our customers a choice when designing their perfect Sonos setup for different rooms of their home.”
Check out the S5 in black and our other Sonos kit at our UK store - next day delivery available on all Sonos items.
More Mede8er Firmware Updates – v3.2
Jun 4th
Download – Install – Enjoy!
http://www.mede8er.eu/download/Mede8er_FW_V3_0_2_030610.zip
Changelog: Mede8er-v3.0.2 – 3 June 2010
1. Fixed: ogg audio support
2. Fixed: wma audio support
3. Fixed: aac audio support
4. Fixed: Dolby Digital Plus support
5. Fixed: AAC 6 channel passthrough
6. Fixed: Audio player song total length time update on next song play
7. Fixed: Enable Folder Protection Setup Menu — Zoom about.jpg and navigate up/down nav to a protected folder and press Play or Enter. Pin code screen appears and now wait about 30 sec and do not enter pin code. Mede8er boms.
8. Fixed: Pin Protection “on” enter File Manager dont input code press return and go to Setup and switch Pin
Protection “off” back to File Manager sometimes Mede8er boms
9. Fixed: Select Movies Tab the Folder Playback Function plays previously played video and not the video within the Folder selected.
10 Fixed: Media Library — Press number jump and quickly press setup button – layer beneath partly shows.
11. Fixed: 16 x 10 Screen size save
12. Fixed: .divx video files
13. Fixed: Italtian “Formato HDD” change to “Formattazione HDD
Enjoy!
Regards, DE Support Team support@digitalera.co.uk
New Mede8er MED500X Firmware.
May 31st
Play just about everything on your TV
The award winning MED500X is the latest generation Multimedia Player specially developed for today’s demanding media enthusiast. The Mede8er has been designed for media playback from a hard drive, USB device, SD Card, Internet or Local Network source. The User Interface is neat and intuitive without being complicated.
The award winning MED500X is the latest generation Multimedia Player specially developed for today’s demanding media enthusiast. The Mede8er has been designed for media playback from a hard drive, USB device, SD Card, Internet or Local Network source. The User Interface is neat and intuitive without being complicated.
And the Mede8er just keeps getting better – After 3 beta’s the final version if finally here – go forth and download!
The best feature imo is the cool “eyes” telling me what I have already watched, very handy when making my way through a box set of DVD rips and I can never remember what number I was on.
You may see a few notes on the new functionality if you follow this link.
Please proceed to the downloads board for links to the latest firmware. (Note – forum registration required)
Mede8er Change Log V3.0 — 1 June 2010
1. Added: Updated SDK
2. Added: BDISO and BDMV chapter support (No Menus)
3. Added: Icon based screens — Menu – Goto – Subtitle
4. Added: Lock feature for Folder / Delete / File Manager/ HDD Format protection (Default password: 0000)
5. Added: Pin Protection on/off setting Setup Menu
6. Added: Folder Protection on/off setting Setup Menu
7. Added: Watched Indicator on/off setting Setup Menu
8. Added: Watched movie status indicator
9. Added: “A-B” button provides about.jpg in-folder zoom functionality (same as “SLOW”)
10. Added: Play video directly from in-folder about.jpg preview (press “ENTER” or “>” to play movie)
11. Added: Play video file folder — Play button
12. Added: Browse cover art “about.jpg” up/down nav
13. Added: Video Screen Transparency — Setup Menu
14 Added: File or Folder rename — Pre-populate text window
15 Added: Change System Font — Automatically picks up font.ttf on boot up.
– Place font.ttf in folder called “Resource” on HDD or USB or SD Card on root
16 Improved: GUI updated
17. Improved: Media Library Menu now remembers last state when returning
18. Improved: File Manager on-screen prompts
19. Improved: Screen size configuration in Setup menu determines about.jpg display area
20. Improved: Filter about.jpg and folder.jpg under “All” tab
21. Improved: SAMBA stability & performance for streaming & network copy
22. Improved: NAS startup after reboot
23. Improved: Music player
24. Improved: Language issues
25. Improved: Navigation of video files in the Media Library with preview “on”
26. Fixed: “Autoplay” from HDD or USB or SD CARD — removed stop & start icons during autoplay
27. Fixed: Issues related to no internal HDD / no Mede8er-formatted HDD
28. Fixed: HDD format issues
29. Fixed: Mirrored MP3 tags issue
30. Fixed: DVD eject
31. Changed: In-folder JPG permitted display size increased to 5MB
32. Changed: Plasma Mode now only adjusts GUI transparency and not Screens during Video Play
Known issues:
o Network (SMB) write not available to Non-Mede8er-formatted HDD (NTFS-only) — Under investigation
o DVD resume on VIDEO_TS structure – Not working — SDK
o Repeat A-B on BDISO — SDK
o AAC 6 channel passthrough – only stereo — SDK related
o Restore from v1.x or v2.x backups — not restoring all fields correctly
o On certain 16:9 DVD menus – selection highlight is misplaced — SDK issue
o Simultaneous audio output via both HDMI and SPDIF — SDK restriction
o Extension .divx unsupported — SDK – temp fix rename file to .avi
o Resume dialogue DVDISO — SDK
o Resume play DVD VIDEO_TS — SDK
o File format: .ogg unsupported — SDK
Regards, DE Support Team support@digitalera.co.uk
Believe the hype – SHOWWX Laser Pico Projector
May 30th
Something special for iPhone, iPad, iPod, laptop and mobile phone users!
We are delighted to announce that Digital Era has secured an exclusive deal with MicroVision to distribute the ground-breaking SHOWWX Laser Pico Projector in the UK.
You can read all about and buy the Pico here, but feel free to check out the following links of other people who think it’s great as well.
The Buzz
The Ever-Widening World of Tiny Projectors
By Anne Eisenberg, May 7, 2010 New York Times
King 5 News: Microvision’s SHOWWX
by Glenn Farley, KING 5 News
Macworld Expo 2010 Best of Show Winners
by Roman Loyola, Macworld.com
Pico Projector Film Fest Turns Ice Sculpture Into Screen
By Scott Thill January 22, 2010 wired.com
Last Gadget Standing at CES:
SHOWWX Pico Projector Shines in the Online Vote
By Brian Ambrozy Posted 01.10.2010 Last Gadget Standing
CES: SHOWWX Laser Projector for iPhone
At times, it felt like little video gnomes had snuck into CES, and stashed tiny iPhone compatible projectors all over the place—and most of them sucked—out of focus, colors from hell and the luminance of a black hole. But then I found the Microvision SHOWWX, and my faith in video gnomes was restored.
January 11, 2010 Hand Held Hollywood
Dr Evil and Showwx Pico Projector
Online Favorite at CES
Dr Evil rocks out for SHOWWX laser pico projector, the online favorite
for Last Gadget Standing at CES 2010 in Las Vegas. www.youtube.com
Mobile projectors were the belle of CES
By Ed Berridge, January 11, 2010 The Inquirer
A Tribute To The Laser, 50 Years On
Interview by Ed Was, January 11, 2010 National Public Radio
Small Pico Projectors may have big future
by Luke Johnson 11 Jan 2010 T3
Pocket-size gizmo that projects your mobile photos
on to any surface, wins techie ‘Oscar’
By Daily Mail Reporter 11th January 2010
Mobiles – the Big Picture?
11/01/2010, BWCS Staff
CES 2010: Laser pico projector offers glimpse
of the future
07 Jan 10 09:04 by Jared Newman MyCE
Microvision Pico-Projector Game Controller
Hitting Walls Later This Year
By Jack Loftus on January 11, 2010 in Gizmodo Australia
Are Pico Projectors the Next Big Cellphone Trend?
By Sinead Carew, Reuters January 10, 2010
picked up by NY Times and more
New pico projectors debut, aim for prime time
by James Niccolai, IDG News Service via Macworld
Microvision Shows Off the SHOWWX laser pocket projector
January 8, 2010 / 2:01 min. Butterscotch.com video
Microvision to present its laser Pico projector ‘SHOWWX’
AVING Special Report Jan 8 2010
Taking on a Las Vegas transformed into tech lover’s paradise
By Melissa Arseniuk for Canwest News Service January 7, 2010
CES 2009 Day 1: Blending the Future
by Jeff Porten, Tidbits 7 January 2010
CES 2010 Microvision Laser Pico Projector Preview
GamerLive.tv, January 6, 2010
Consumer Electronics Show unveils new sounds and visions
BBC News, January 6, 2010
CES 2010: Laser Pico Projector, Netbook E-Reader Combo
Wired.com video of SHOWWX by Brian Chen, January 6, 2010
CES: iPod Pico Projector Uses Lasers to Project Video Up To 100-Inches
3:05 pm, January 6th, 2010, Cult of Mac, Leander Kahney
New pico projectors debut, aim for prime time
James Niccolai 06.01.2010 kl 20:55 | IDG News Service
CNET’s First Looks on SHOWWX video
By Tom Merritt, executive editor, CNET.com, January 6, 2009
World’s first iPhone laser projector on show
Paul Trotter 07.01.2010 | IDG News Service
CES: the iPhone and iPod product showcase
Thu, 01/07/2010 – 5:06am — Jonny Evans
Regards, DE Sales Team Sales@digitalera.co.uk
PlayOn Firmware Updates
May 11th
POHD Firmware r3875 released
What’s new in this release
- 1. Add new options in Setup/Video menu
- - Plasma mode (Dark/Dim/Light)
- Screen size resolution
2. Add new menu language for Asian version
- - Thai
3. Add new menu language for European version
- - Slovenian
- Greek
4. Add new text encoding
- - Arabic(CP1256)
5. Add Screen Saver timing selection (1 minute/2 minutes/5 minutes)
6. Add Subtitle default On/Off
7. Add menu for selecting Audio/Subtitle/Title/Chapter/DVD Menu- - Press MENU button during video playback to display navigation menu
8. Add frames seek function during video playback (video dependent)
- - Press left or right button during video playback to jump to frames backward or forward.
9. Add Photo thumbnail function
- - At Browser, filter by Photo and then navigate to the folder containing the media
10. Add auto preview the first image file in a folder when selected in Browser
11. Fix displaying of Chinese characters correctly when sorted by Music Artist in Media Library
12. Improved “Add the torrent” message appearing only when pressing the MENU button on a .torrent file
13. Improved skipping of music tracks by pressing the Previous or Next button- - During music playing, pressing Next button will play the next track or Previous button to play previous track
14. Improved displaying of elapsed time/total time when playing an audio file
- - During audio playing, press the INFO button to display details of the media
- - Plasma mode (Dark/Dim/Light)
A.C. Ryan • View topic – Official firmware for Playon!HD PV73200 r3875
http://www.acryan.com/downloads/PV73…5_European.zip
Regards, DE Support Team support@digitalera.co.uk
YouTube Coming Back to the A200/C200
May 11th
Missed Youtube? own a A200 or C200? then lucky you! Steve Young from Syabas posted the following on the NMT forums.
Yes we will be bringing Youtube back to the A-200 and C-200. It will be delivered as an application similar to that of Rev3 and other apps right now.
A-100/A-110′s will not have it because we can only deliver the Flash Version of Youtube, and can no longer support the html version.
Regards, DE Support Team support@digitalera.co.uk
XBMC Running on a Popcorn Hour
May 11th
A clever chap called EJP posted a rather interesting video of his handy work. EJP has got XBMC up and running on the NMT platform, the video below shows off XBMC on a Popcor
n Hour A110 so just think how fast it would be on a A200!
You can check out all the info over at the networked media tank forums – be sure to keep an eye out for updates!
On a personal note all I have wanted since I sold my xbox was XBMC up and running on a media player without the hassle of a HTPC.
I was mostly inactive for the last few months (for those who noticed) because of this. To keep it under wraps, I decided to work mostly alone and seek help outside of the NMT community. Naturally, XBMC needs no introduction.
With Flash Lite GUIs in development, I felt I needed to completely trump all current GUIs and jukeboxes. All the work was completely done. We just needed to get it to “work.”
Early on, I realized that if I could get this working, this would certainly revolutionize the NMT. If you think about it, we would be instantly backed by the entire XBMC community. That’s 7 years of development and a 50,000+ userbase.
I can’t go much into detail about this project as this is still in beta. It is close enough to completion that I can offer this to beta testers, but it will be extremely closed, even more so than the Alaska beta (for those who remember). If all goes well, a first public release should be within reach.
All I can discuss is what’s in the video:
1. I am running a version of XBMC Live via USB. However, it should just as easilly be installed to an internal hard drive.
2. The default interface (Confluence) can sometimes be sluggish, but optimizing XBMC and the skin is in the works. Simpler skins, such as Alaska, should run smoother.As mentioned, this is an extremely closed beta. This means:
1. I will NOT be accepting candidates for beta testers. Instead, I will be messaging YOU, offering you a position on the beta testing team. Please do not ask why I haven’t chosen you. Please do not take it personally if I don’t choose you.
2. I will only speak about development to beta testers, whoever they might be. You can ask as many questions as you like, but I can only guarantee answers to beta testers.
3. I will not be posting the list of beta testers, so beta testers must interact directly with me only.
We expect a public beta test soon, so finally the A200/C200 gets a good UI
Regards, DE Support Team support@digitalera.co.uk
We have moved.
May 4th
Where have we been? well to be honest very very busy.
At work we completed the gadget show, and managed to move the entire company to Systems House, Gogmore lane, Chertsey, Surrey, KT16 9AP. All this has been keeping us busy bee’s and we would like 5 minutes to sit down and do some work 
We have some funky new hard drives, Sonos gear and cube mp3 player’s to tell you all about.
Anyway a few boxes left to unpack and a host of little issues to fix but other than that it’s all looking good.
Oh the broadband has been rubbish so our voip phones are having some issues but NTL are on the case or so they tell me.
Regards, DE Support Team support@digitalera.co.uk
Best Media player(s) in April?
Apr 25th
Nothing has changed since March so the same advice applies, Three things to mention.
1.
In the June 2010 edition of T3 the Mede8er win’s the media player test and in the “Overall” listing at the back of the mag it is just behind the WDTV, I have no idea why as it is better (honest! it is..) check out page 117 of T3.
2.
New firmware for the Mede8er v3 is in the works and beta users can get hold of it to have a go. I like the little eyes that display after you have watched something, very handy if watching an entire season of a show so you know what episode you are on. Also the UI has had a paint job and polish.
3.
New Popcorn Hour C200 firmware at RC3..hit the read more for the boring bits..
Regards, DE Support Team support@digitalera.co.uk
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