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yea my TV plays MKV 720P or 1080P NO PROBLEM! It's a Sharp. It plays it from not only a USB stick but also an external HDD.
but as with my previous post.. you are stuck with the sound only from the tv speakers most of the time (if someone has a tv that will output the digital sound through the tv's spdif, let me know the model/brand cause i def would look into getting that for a new tv).. but the spdif output is only for the OTA HD. actually my OLD memorex tv.. actually would output the digital audio from the hdmi inputs through its spdif, so i was able to hold off from getting an hdmi receiver because i still only needed to run one optical spdif from the tv's output to the reciever. the tv acted as the switch and not the receiver whch is how it is now. i think it was due to the hdmi copyright crap on why this rare feature is no longer around. |
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![]() For decoding surround (DTS) I have to connect the wdtv to my receiver with an optical cable. I wonder if surround sound works just as well from a USB TV. If not, I think I'll stick with a standalone media player for now. Last edited by moSom; 11-19-2012 at 11:23 PM.. |
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Last edited by Nixer; 11-19-2012 at 11:25 PM.. |
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Sigh, just get it!
Then either wait for this to come back or find one (Android on a Stick). Congratulations, you now have a 60" Smart TV with greater capability than you can get from the apps they will give you on the Vizio. Add a USB hub, and this [meritline.com] wireless keyboard or something similar and you are rocking. And don't forget to get your favorite 2-3 TB external HD to connect to all this stuff for your entire movie collection. Who loves you
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Don't get me wrong, it's good price for a 60" TV. But for $700 , I would rather it had several USB ports and the ability to play all (most) compressed content. It seems like it is cheaper or legally easier for the manufacturers to push 3D. Imagine having a PC that didn't have the codecs to play back compressed media files.
Again, I know that 3D is still evolving, but I would rather pay $700 for a Samsung or LG or Sony (if that's possible) that had more practical features. I would feel like George Costanza getting pissed off knowing that his date is vomiting up the food he just payed good money for. |
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