Western Digital TV Live Streaming Media Player for £76.99 Delivered @ Dabs
DVDs, CDs, Photo Albums, Freeview Boxes, Streaming Sites, On Demand services. Odds are you have and use them all. But do you have them in the same place? How about the same box? With the WD Media Player, enjoy all your favourite content available in one location, able to stream from any computer (Windows/Mac* compatible), server or external hard-drive directly to your TV, with or without wires, and in glorious HD! Free your TV!
Highlights
Enjoy Internet entertainment on your TV
Play your personal media collection
Built-in Wi-Fi™ and intuitive interface


All Comments (16)
Jump to unread Post a CommentIt's naff because it doesn't work with UK Netflix? Mine works fine, and in case you didn't know, it does a lot more than just allow you to watch movies on demand.
netflix sucks anyways it plays at 720p at best.would rather play a 1080p from usb/hdd through the streamer instead its a great device
Doesn't work for me, nor does it for all these people, you must be a lucky one.
Fully aware what else it does and I did connect it to my NAS drive fine, but I use Netflix regular, its the main function I wanted from the box, didn't work properly, therefore its naff, IMO. Also, it didn't play some MKV files which my old Seagate Goflex TV played fine. So stuck with using Goflex TV for MKV files and Xbox for Netflix, annoying having to use 2 different devices but least they both work.
The major selling point of this for WD was the Netflix app, which does not work right, and has not done since january.
I now have it connected to Netflix US and wow what a selection I ow have.
And it does play 1080p
Must be hard scrolling past it. Why don't you try posting a "deal" if it bothers you that much.... at least people bother to try and put deals on here and not just write pointless comments.
Edited By: Brownrooster on Apr 11, 2012 10:36
The major selling point of this for WD was the Netflix app, which does not work right, and has not done since january.
Not everyone downloads illegal movies. Many rip their own personal collection to a HDD. You can buy DVDs for next to nothing now. It is a lot more convenient browsing from said HDD than putting discs in a player. Same goes for MP3's. Ripping CDs and playing them through your surround setup via a streamer.
Yes there will always be pirates, that is at least until digital downloads are a lot more reasonable cost wise.
Hopefully they'll release a fix for whatever problem you are having with Netflix.
making things available in the US and not the UK just illustrates the one sided power the media groups have gained during the "mandleson meetings" years :-( and actually encourages piracy through frustration of users !
Gits