I got the WDTV and love it, together with a sata dock it just rules. I just saw this and liked that it had the network that the wdtv lack. However now I read that this does not support ISO, wich for me is a major drawback, since I storer all my Kid movies as ISO files for safty and comfort, (Small kids + DVD´s = bad), with the wdtv they can now easily choose a movie without risking scratch. I could ofc. convert the DVD´s to AVI or somthing else this device supports, but there are certain drawbacks, first it takes about 2-10 min tops to rip a dvd to iso, while a convertion takes close to forever, second the iso preserves all the dvd funktions audio/subs.
So basicly this is a great product, but the lack of ISO support is a major drawback. Put in ISO supprt and you just sold 2 more :), so until then WDTV is my friend :).
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I got the WDTV and love it, together with a sata dock it just rules. I just saw this and liked that it had the network that the wdtv lack. However now I read that this does not support ISO, wich for me is a major drawback, since I storer all my Kid movies as ISO files for safty and comfort, (Small kids + DVD´s = bad), with the wdtv they can now easily choose a movie without risking scratch. I could ofc. convert the DVD´s to AVI or somthing else this device supports, but there are certain drawbacks, first it takes about 2-10 min tops to rip a dvd to iso, while a convertion takes close to forever, second the iso preserves all the dvd funktions audio/subs.
So basicly this is a great product, but the lack of ISO support is a major drawback. Put in ISO supprt and you just sold 2 more :), so until then WDTV is my friend :).
It supports ISO......