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| Brand: | Asus |
| Item Height : | 6.1 centimetres |
| Item Width: | 23 centimetres |
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| Wattage: | 10 watts |
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- Work with iPod and iPhone
- Rich online entertainment with Netflix and YouTube
- Fastest transfer speeds with USB 3.0 and SATA 6Gb/s connectivity
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O!Play Gallery offers the compatibility you need to work with iPod and iPhone with a user-friendly, streamlined and connected device that acts as a focus of high definition audio and video for the entire family.
O!Play Gallery offers the compatibility you need to work with iPod and iPhone with a user-friendly, streamlined and connected device that acts as a focus of high definition audio and video for the entire family.
The O!Play Gallery can be upgraded to house a 3.5” hard drive* with a fast SATA 6Gb/s connection, also becoming a large-capacity storage device. Users can transfer media content via USB 3.0 from PCs to the O!Play Gallery, up to 10 times faster compared to USB 2.0. They offer the faster speeds needed to handle high definition content, resulting in a smoother, more enjoyable experience
Dolby TrueHD digital surround takes full advantage of Blu-ray sound quality with 7.1-channel audio output. With both high-quality of audio and video support, it is time to enjoy a true HD multimedia experience for music, photos and movies.
Plug in a storage device and instantly build you own photo libraries to share with family and friends. O!Play Gallery also works with Picasa and Flickr right on your TV, so what used to be tiny frames on the PC are now properly huge mementos to treasure and adore.
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ASUS OPlay Gallery Digital Media Player with USB3.0 / 3.5? HDD storage / Work with iPod and iPhone / SATA 6Gb/s / Identify all audio files with Gracenote
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Please don't buy asus OPlay Gallery it is dame slow and hangs some times when you put 1.5 TB hdd inside the OPlay gallery. Be Careful Asus support people does not help on this issue. they say that there is some problem in HDD. While I have put new Hard disk in it.
I am giving this information because you people should not lose your money.
Total waste of money.
I am giving this information because you people should not lose your money.
Total waste of money.
3 of 4 people found the following review helpful
First and foremost lets get the obvious out of the way: Asus are a leading manufacturer of some excellent high end motherboards and graphics cards to name but a few, and quite frankly they should have stayed with motherboards.
To say the O!play HD2 is poor is an understatement. (I bought it with the intention of replacing my Popcorn Hour A-110). The O!Play totally sucks and is not fit for the purpose. Here are my reasons for this:
There is no network integration between the player and Windows File explorer so you cannot even map it as a network drive for easy file transfer. Instead you must connect using the NAS function which offers 3 modes: SAMBA, FTP, and iTunes. None of these work and even after trying 3 leading FTP clients none would find or connect to the O!Play. The only way to file transfer was to remove the HDD and put it into my PC or use a USB lead.
The GUI is nothing short of bland, short of options and overall an eyesore to look at. It is horrible!
The instructions and manual for upgrading firmware and performing other various tasks is another problem. Although there are plenty of pictures showing step-by-step guides they just happen to be screen shots from another media streamer and not the one you are using! The options are all different so it doesn't take long to get lost in confusion because the instructions point you to menu items that don't exist on the O!Play.
Another problem is that on first power up of the unit it tells you to upgrade the firmware using 'online upgrade'. Well, this option is not there either and will not be until you upgrade via USB stick first! Rediculous!
Now for the most serious problem:
For three weeks I have persevered with this unit experiencing issues such as:
The HDD will not be detected after coming out of standby.
The TV screen remains blank when coming out of standby.
A media file will begin playing only to suddenly stop, then an error stating there is no HDD present pops up.
If you do not use the unit for a while then the only way you will get it to work again is by recycling the power. This means physically unplugging the power jack and reconnecting.
I have tried and tried to find something positive to say about this device but have now given up and gone back to my A-110 which is far superior.
ASUS - Your motherboards may be amongst the best money can buy but please leave media streaming to others as the O!Play is a complete and utter disaster!
Rick
To say the O!play HD2 is poor is an understatement. (I bought it with the intention of replacing my Popcorn Hour A-110). The O!Play totally sucks and is not fit for the purpose. Here are my reasons for this:
There is no network integration between the player and Windows File explorer so you cannot even map it as a network drive for easy file transfer. Instead you must connect using the NAS function which offers 3 modes: SAMBA, FTP, and iTunes. None of these work and even after trying 3 leading FTP clients none would find or connect to the O!Play. The only way to file transfer was to remove the HDD and put it into my PC or use a USB lead.
The GUI is nothing short of bland, short of options and overall an eyesore to look at. It is horrible!
The instructions and manual for upgrading firmware and performing other various tasks is another problem. Although there are plenty of pictures showing step-by-step guides they just happen to be screen shots from another media streamer and not the one you are using! The options are all different so it doesn't take long to get lost in confusion because the instructions point you to menu items that don't exist on the O!Play.
Another problem is that on first power up of the unit it tells you to upgrade the firmware using 'online upgrade'. Well, this option is not there either and will not be until you upgrade via USB stick first! Rediculous!
Now for the most serious problem:
For three weeks I have persevered with this unit experiencing issues such as:
The HDD will not be detected after coming out of standby.
The TV screen remains blank when coming out of standby.
A media file will begin playing only to suddenly stop, then an error stating there is no HDD present pops up.
If you do not use the unit for a while then the only way you will get it to work again is by recycling the power. This means physically unplugging the power jack and reconnecting.
I have tried and tried to find something positive to say about this device but have now given up and gone back to my A-110 which is far superior.
ASUS - Your motherboards may be amongst the best money can buy but please leave media streaming to others as the O!Play is a complete and utter disaster!
Rick
Hi all I have one of these and it works fine I have a 2TB HDD with 9000 music files, 350 movies and loads of photos I have used the FTP facilate to put some on there, I have also used the USB and for some put the HDD in my PC. I have had occasion when it has locked up but a simple reboot has worked ok. I agree that the interconnection with my network could be better, but then like all companies with this facillity IE WII and TV they only give limited access to their stuff this is not good but it is a start.
I would recommend this box to anyone.
Gray
I would recommend this box to anyone.
Gray
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