The market for media playback has been around for quite some time and outdates the mandatory implementation of DLNA in TV's by a good margin. However, it has traditionally been reserved for movie entusiasts that wouldn't mind venturing into the vast field of mediacenters.

Keygen oziexplorer 3956e. Dune HD TV-102 is an ultra compact IPTV/VOD/OTT solution with extended media player functionality offering attractive design, competitive price and high performance, the Dune HD TV-102 is a versatile device for Operators needing large quantities as well as. Search for jobs related to Dune hd tv 102 plugins or hire on the world's largest freelancing marketplace with 14m+ jobs. It's free to sign up and bid on jobs.

With the entry of the new compact media players in the same physical dimensions as e.g. The media streaming has been more available to the general public. This time we take a closer look at two media players from HDI that belong to the entry level of mediaplayers - both price wise and funcion wise. The two players are part of HDI's newly launched 'TV'-series, which is so far represented by the Dune HD TV-101 and Dune HD TV-301, and offer the additional possibility of displaying IPTV and DVB-T (using a USB-dongle). You would usually find media players in the Dune series in price ranges from 300 USD and up, which would offer features such as integrated BluRay drives, internal 3.25' HDD, but in the 'TV'-models these options have been removed (the 301 does, however, have the ability to mount a 2.5' HDD) and at the same time a cheaper chipset/processor has been implemented. Foto payudara besar wanita indah dan montok jilbab hot. In this review we will take a look at the possibilities offered by these entry level players to see if you still get your moneys worth.

Subscribe to our or to receive e-mails when new reviews are online. Dune HD TV-301 Dune HD TV-101 HDMI Optical output Wi-Fi (option) (option) Ethernet 1 Gbit/s 100 Mbit/s USB 2 stk. USB 2.0 1 stk. USB 3.0 (udgang) 1 stk. USB 2.0 Component video output Analogue output Size (HxWxD): 16,0 cm x 11,5 cm x 3,6 cm 11,0 cm x 7,7 cm x 2,6 cm Weight 0,40 kg (wo.

HDD) 0,15 kg In the box IR-remote Batteries AV-cable HDMI cable IR receiver Power supply Quick guide IR-remote Batteries AV-cable Power supply Quick guide You will find a detailed list of media compatibility at HDI's homepage:. These players do not support 3D. Where to buy: Our first impressionsThe physical appearance of the two players are much akin to the Apple TV with the black finish, but as the 301 can host a 2.5' HDD on the inside the chassis is a great deal bigger. Both players are passively cooled meaning no fan noise - only possible by adding an external power supply, which probably kills the comparison to the Apple TV as this host all electronics inside the chassis. The front of the two players differ as the 101 is blemished by its only USB-port, whereas the 301 has had a makeover placing the USB on its side along with a SD-card reader. The material of both players feels a bit cheap and not as polished as other players in the same price range.

Dune HD TV 101 and 301 front The most significant difference between the 101 and the 301 is found on the side, where the 301 has a slot for inserting a 2.5' HDD for storing you media files. A quick snap of a handle reveals the slot-in which guides the harddrive to the SATA socket at the end - plug'n'play. Dune HD TV 301 HDD slot On the back more differences are revealed and where the 101 only comes with an analogue sound output, a HDMI output, a power-jack, and an Ethernet port, the 301 also sports an IR-input (for the external IR-receiver), an additional USB 2.0 input and a USB 3.0 input that can be used to hook up the player directly to your PC (for transferring files to the internal HDD), a component video ouput, and an optical audio output for those of you who would like to play music through your stereo without have to burn money on power for the TV.

Both players offer the ability to plug in a WIFI antenna, but this is sold separately. Back side of Dune HD TV 101 and 301 Accompanying both players is the mandatory IR-remote, which is somewhat poorly built and chaotic in layout, but this seems to be the industry standard for AV-equipment now, so I guess you shouldn't hold it against HDI in particular. The amount of buttons differ on the two remotes and where the 301-remote might have a tad too many buttons to keep track of, the 101-remote seem to miss a few - especially buttons for subtitles and language selection. Remote controls for Dune HD TV 301 og 101 respectively Test toolsThe players are tested on a Sharp LE820 and a Pioneer LX5090 connected through HDMI. Media files are stored on a NAS running NFS and SMB services, connected to the players through a 1 Gbit/s switch.