Product DescriptionDivX Connected finally makes HD on your TV a reality with high-quality DivX video playback up to 720p HD. Use included HDMI output for the best quality on your HDTV, or use S-video, component or composite cables for your standard TV.Leverage your PC power and enjoy fast, smooth, stutter-free video, music and photo playback in a rich, remote-controlled TV interface, and add functionality with a quick update to the DivX Connected PC software. The DSM-330's only function is to stream media to your TV, making it infinitely scalable with add-on services and plug-ins.Installation includes a wizard to guide you through connecting the DSM-330 to your network and TV, and setting up and scanning your media. This product comes with DivX Connected PC software, a simple tool to convert videos to DivX, plus all necessary cables and connectors.Add the DSM-330 to your wired or wireless home network and access media from all your PCs, hard drives and online. Get music, photos and video using 802.11b/g or Ethernet connections and enjoy the high-quality media experience in your home theater.
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Rating: - DivX Connected Keeps Getting Better And Better
I've been using DivX Connected for over a year now and can tell you that the product is even better then when it launched. One of the problems with more traditional DivX devices is that because they don't connect to the net, once they ship them, the technology has a tendency to become obsolete. With Connected, not only has DivX done a good job of keeping the software up to date, but the community has developed a number of plugins for the device. While Connected will appeal primarily to early adopters, ... Read More
Rating: - Still Needs Work
The D-Link DSM 330 loaded with DivX Connected software is a media manager that connects your digital files (music, video, photos & online content) with your television. DivX Connected bridges the gap between desktop and home entertainment center, however, the lack of comprehensive codec support, limited online content and heavy price tag for the DSM-330 are areas where these products could be improved. DivX has a head start with its simple start up and intuitive UI, and I wouldn't be surprised if this ... Read More
Rating: - Actually, 4.5 stars, but well worth the money
I've been using the DivX Connected box for over a year now as I got it while it was in beta test. We use it a lot and it works very, very well at what it was designed to do: play on your TV/stereo the media that are located on your PC. We have gobs of movies and children's shows and music on our PC upstairs. In the basement is our main TV. Having a PC in the basement would not be good, as they tend to be loud and hot. This unit interacts with the DivX Connected software running on the media PC upstairs ... Read More
Rating: - Excelent device!
Overall I love it. I can play all my downloaded media content, home videos, and browse family photos on my tv. It would be nice if it handled a gigabit network connection, because browsing media can stutter sometimes. That being said, I was forced to setup a wired connection because the wireless was a little to slow. Also I thought it would give a little more help organizing content, but it is left up to the user and how your organize you files on your computer. All in all device does what it says, making it ... Read More
Rating: - Good Idea -HDMI Issues big flaw
D-Link DivX Connected HD Media Player (DSM-330)
I have been waiting for the US introduction a long time. Basically it performs as advertised, except for one major issue. I have been unable to get sound on the HDMI interface to work with my Sharp 65inch LCD. Since I was mostly interested in the HDMI capability the product is no more useful than any on the many existing alternatives. From looking on the web, it appears that this is not an isolated issue but no solution has been proposed.
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- DivX Connected Keeps Getting Better And Better
- Still Needs Work
- Good Idea -HDMI Issues big flaw