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09-06-2005, 08:11 PM
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Buffalo technologies Hi Definition Link Theater
Hi, while shopping for an MVP to set up I came across another media extender from Buffalo technologies. The Link Theater High Definition Wireless media player with progessive scan DVD included. It also plays divx material as well... Umm sounds pretty good.
Anyone else know about this? Is it any good? Can we get this to be used as a client like the Mvp? http://buffalotech.com/products/pro...6&categoryid=18 What do you think?
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09-06-2005, 08:22 PM
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09-06-2005, 08:57 PM
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Just search around here for it, that's nothing new - people have asked about it before. It doesn't seem that Sage has set a high priority of getting an actual extender working, They seem to be happy enough having us use computers. I'm not sure what that one uses, but I'd think that the Photobridge from Roku would be much easier for them to get working. VideoLan has been working with it for a long time now.
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