Celrun TV does multimedia streaming right
We've seen how Celrun does PMPs, and we're equally impressed with how it has tackled media streaming. The Celrun TV (no kin to the Apple TV, we're told) checks in with a 320GB hard drive, Ethernet / WiFi, a couple of USB ports, an integrated digital TV tuner and a slew of ports including HDMI, component and optical audio. The fun continues with support for AVI, MPEG1/2/4, DivX, ASF, XviD, OFF, FLAC, WAV, H.264, WMV and lots, lots more. No word on a price or release date, but we've all ideas this HD streamer won't be straying too far from South Korea, regardless.























Seems destined for the American market considering it has an NTSC/ATSC/clear QAM tuner.
Sorry, didn't realize Korea also used these standards, although it should be easy to use in America, and I'd import it if I could.
MKV support?
It does support .mkv (Matroska Multimedia Container) files.
This is definitely a Sling killer. If it in fact records, then it's a Tivo killer as well.
Multi-channel FLAC support? (will someone please, think of the audiophiles.)
"...XviD, OFF, FLAC..."
when you say OFF do you really mean OGG? If so that's good news.
"OFF" is a typo. I does support "Ogg".
does gigabit really cost that much (it's not included on this device)? This media center comes pretty damn close tho.
does it stream 1080p/24fps?
The specification page states that it outputs "1920*1080p (Full HD)".
If this specific one doesn't come out in the US, I'm sure very similar ones will. Been waiting for a 1080p media extender.
Ah. But can it play the movie Doom?
So.. where to get one?