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BrandIomega
Item Height
19.1 centimetres
Item Width11.1 centimetres
Hard Drive
Hard Drive Size1000 GB
Hard Drive InterfaceUSB 2.0
Technical Details
- 1TB DX HD Media Player
- DLNA Certified Media Server and Player for easy streaming anywhere in the house, Built-in web browser. Access videos, movies, songs and photos on the internet
- Crystal clear quality with 1080p HD video playback
- Easy navigation with interactive menus
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Product Description
Product Description
The Iomega ScreenPlay DX HD Media Player will change how you experience digital entertainment in your home – bringing you Internet access right to your TV! The ScreenPlay DX HD Media Player is DLNA Certified so you can easily stream to anywhere in the house.
It has extensive audio and video compatibility including H.264, WMV, MPEG-1/2/4, DivX Certified to play DivX and DivX Plus HD (H.264/MKV) video up to 1080p HD.
The crystal clear quality with 1080p HD video playback and Dolby Digital Audio will give you a magnificent picture and superior sound (DTS) to enjoy your TV programs, movies, videos, photos and music even more.
Store up to 1TB of your digital content directly on your ScreenPlay DX HD Media Player
Plus, the built-in web browser lets you have entertainment at your fingertips.
The ScreenPlay DX HD Media Player has easy navigation with interactive menus. Your content can be organised by categories in your Library, you can also add poster or CD art to your Library.
USB ports allow for multiple sources of content including USB flash drives, external hard drives, video recorders and digital cameras.
Its also compatible with standard USB keyboards ad mice.
It includes a 3 year warranty when you register your product.
Product Description
USB 2.0/AV, 1.0TB (EU/UK)
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Customer Reviews
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12 of 12 people found the following review helpful
I have just received my Screenplay DX and have had a chance to play with it a little.
The interface is quite nice compared to Iomega's previous incarnation of this player (the Screenplay Director). Actually it looks similar to the Western Digital TV Live box.
Unlike the Screenplay Director, the DX does not have a torrent client which is a pity.
It does have a web browser though and it is fairly good. The remote control doubles up as a mouse although it's not that easy to move the cursor around. I guess it will take a little getting used to. Not all videos embedded in web pages can be played though.
The DX comes with a wireless adapter as standard. I am however using a wired connection.
All the other functions are ones you'd expect on any media player. It plays all kinds of video formats, it plays photos and music too.
The web applications are few and far between. Other than the actual web browser, you only have Youtube, Mediafly and Picasa.
Transfering files from other computers on the home network is not as easy as it was on the Screenplay Director. You can't see how many files you have selected and what the total size is.
I'll update the review as I get to know the device better...
UPDATE 3 Aug 2011
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The remote is actually quite good. It's fairly small although it does not quite fit in one hand. It is very easy though to operate it with one hand for the usual player functions but two hand are required to type in some text (for searches for instance).
The web browser is Google for Linux with some adaptations for such a media player environment. It works very well and it is easy to see and read the web pages from the couch.
Boot up time from stand-by mode is quick, certainly quicker than that of the Screenplay Director.
In the VIDEO mode, when one parsed through the videos, the device displays a preview of the movie in a small window with sound. The preview shows the duration of the video. This is quite handy to check that a movie is going to play alright.
I found no way to hack into the operating system via telnet or ftp. If the Screenplay Director is anything to go by, one would need to modify some files on the O/S. For this the device needs to be attached to a linux computer via USB. I have not tried any of this yet.
One minor inconvenience is that the device does not detect other computer on the home network if they have been turned on AFTER the DX. Only a reboot will help here.
After a few days' use, I still like this product very much.
The interface is quite nice compared to Iomega's previous incarnation of this player (the Screenplay Director). Actually it looks similar to the Western Digital TV Live box.
Unlike the Screenplay Director, the DX does not have a torrent client which is a pity.
It does have a web browser though and it is fairly good. The remote control doubles up as a mouse although it's not that easy to move the cursor around. I guess it will take a little getting used to. Not all videos embedded in web pages can be played though.
The DX comes with a wireless adapter as standard. I am however using a wired connection.
All the other functions are ones you'd expect on any media player. It plays all kinds of video formats, it plays photos and music too.
The web applications are few and far between. Other than the actual web browser, you only have Youtube, Mediafly and Picasa.
Transfering files from other computers on the home network is not as easy as it was on the Screenplay Director. You can't see how many files you have selected and what the total size is.
I'll update the review as I get to know the device better...
UPDATE 3 Aug 2011
-----------------
The remote is actually quite good. It's fairly small although it does not quite fit in one hand. It is very easy though to operate it with one hand for the usual player functions but two hand are required to type in some text (for searches for instance).
The web browser is Google for Linux with some adaptations for such a media player environment. It works very well and it is easy to see and read the web pages from the couch.
Boot up time from stand-by mode is quick, certainly quicker than that of the Screenplay Director.
In the VIDEO mode, when one parsed through the videos, the device displays a preview of the movie in a small window with sound. The preview shows the duration of the video. This is quite handy to check that a movie is going to play alright.
I found no way to hack into the operating system via telnet or ftp. If the Screenplay Director is anything to go by, one would need to modify some files on the O/S. For this the device needs to be attached to a linux computer via USB. I have not tried any of this yet.
One minor inconvenience is that the device does not detect other computer on the home network if they have been turned on AFTER the DX. Only a reboot will help here.
After a few days' use, I still like this product very much.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
This product is excellent in every way except for the fact that it keep rebooting after an hour or so. You then have to forward the movie to where it bombed out. Amazon were very good at replacing the item but the second does exactly the same thing.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
I was worried about this product arriving without a wireless adapter, as it is not clear from the product description whether it came as standard. Well rest assured it does come with one, that works perfectly.
Menu is easy to access. The Youtube app is basic enough, but does the job. The browser is easy to use.
Only small gripe I have is the response time on the remote to the device. If rewinding you can sometimes go way back by accident as your not sure if it has picked up the action you requested.
But other than that very happy with the purchase!!
Menu is easy to access. The Youtube app is basic enough, but does the job. The browser is easy to use.
Only small gripe I have is the response time on the remote to the device. If rewinding you can sometimes go way back by accident as your not sure if it has picked up the action you requested.
But other than that very happy with the purchase!!
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