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Networked DVD Players, Good or Bad?

Posted by Cliff on from the worthy-additions-to-the-home-theatre? dept.

ageoffri asks: "My 5 year old Pioneer DVD player is starting to act up so I need to replace it soon. A friend of mine mentioned he got a Go Video DVD player. This got me wondering how many more networked DVD players there were and some searches found a few, but almost no reviews on any of them. I'm wondering if any Slashdot readers have used a networked DVD player and if so how well it worked? Is the picture quality the same for playing a DVD in the player or from a PC? I'm only looking for one that either comes with or can accept a wireless connection."

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  1. Re:No by sn0wman3030 · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    Yes, i understand. In case you're unaccustomed to the customs around here, it is standard to ask this question of any audio-related electronics announced. It's aslo norrmale too misssspell thangs and not usee teh spelll chek and usee teh bad grammerss.

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  2. Re:No by sn0wman3030 · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    Hehe, yeah I was expecting to get modded down, and I was supprised to see that somebody found it "interesting". By the way, I'm listening to Peter Frapton -- "Do You Feel Like We Do?", (the live version) right now. It's amazing. It's at that part were he's using the "talking guitar" effect. It's so cool, because everytime he says something through the guitar, the crowd goes wild. That's some great music right there. You should download it or something.

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