Home theatre quality: The ScreenPlay TV Link easily connects directly to your TV so you can enjoy your movies, music, and photos without being tied to your computer
Cost-effective: Economical way to add high-quality multimedia features to the digital storage you already own
Ultra-compact: The pocket-sized TV Link fits easily with your home theatre. Take your ScreenPlay TV Link along with your portable storage drive to enjoy your movies, music, photos with friends, or when you travel
Versatile: Plays content stored on your USB hard drive, flash drive, or Iomega rEV drive
Product DescriptionLink up your digital media for high quality enjoyment! The Iomega's ScreenPlay TV Link is an ultra-compact multimedia player that allows you to connect your USB hard drive (NTFS or FAT32), flash drive or Iomega REV Drive (sold separately) to your TV and enjoy your movies, music and photos. With HDMI scalable to 1080i and the convenience of a full-function remote control, the ScreenPlay TV Link adds high quality multimedia features at a low cost to complement the digital storage you already own. Small enough to easily fit in your pocket, use the ScreenPlay TV Link to enjoy your media collections movies, photos and music files on any TV at home or when traveling in the latest media formats such as MPEG-1, MPEG-2 (AVI/VOB), MPEG-4 (AVI/DiVX 3.11, 4.x, 5.x/XViD), MP3, AC3 (Dolby Digital Encoding), WAV, WMA, OGG and JPEG. Plus, an Energy Star qualified adapter for a better environment powers the ScreenPlay TV Link.
Customer Reviews
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Rating: - Iomega ScreenPlay Review
The product delivers pretty much as promised. I've got a hard drive full of my music, tv shows and movies connected to it. It was a cinch to hook up to my stereo and wide screen monitor using the stereo and component video jacks. Most of my video/audio files play on it with no problem at all. Mind you, it won't make up for crappy encoding but the newer stuff out there looks excellent. I encoded my cd collection using Windows "lossless" and it sounds great over my stereo. I don't notice any difference ... Read More
Rating: - Recognizes Too Few Video Formats
It's a cute little unit, but it just can't read very many video formats. It looks OK when you read the specs, but when I actually tried to get it to play videos from my collection as they are (downloaded from a wide variety of sources). Virtually NONE of them would play.
All of them would have had to have been transcoded (a slow tedious process) to work with this thing.
So, if you're imagining yourself loading a bunch of videos you already have onto an external drive and watching ... Read More
Rating: - Sniff sniff
I heard about this from a WD media player review and bought this because it is cheaper. It played 1 out of 10 movies I tried (mp4 and avi). I was too busy to return, so I lost. The WD has played over 100 movies without one failure. So it would take at least 100 of these to equal one WD.
Rating: - Good but needs work
Works well but I have two problems. Sometimes it does not recognize the hard drive so I have to turn on/off a few times. Also it doesn't sort the movies alphabetically, it sorts them based on when I put them on the hard drive (for example if I add a movie it puts it last on the list instead of incorporating it into the A-Z list). Also, customer service is a nightmare, so don't expect any help if there's a problem with your unit. They take the attitude that once you've bought it, it's your problem.
Rating: - Iomega 34386 ScreenPlay TV Link
Worked perfectly once the right video mode was selected. no problems connecting to my portable hard drive and watching videos, playing mp3, and watching jpgs.
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- Iomega ScreenPlay Review
- Recognizes Too Few Video Formats
- Sniff sniff
- Iomega 34386 ScreenPlay TV Link