Media players, was Re: [plug] Linux, DRM and VOD

[Marc Wiriadisastra]

I'll be honest all I know about the wireless setup is that you can 
transfer from a windows machine and stream it that way.  I don't know 
the in's and out's of it at all seeing that I'm still a nub.

They do update the firmware from feedback in the forums. So if there is 
a demand for high-definition video's I would assume if the chipset is 
capable of handling it they would upgrade the firmware to use it.  This 
is a pure assumption.  I've only used SVCD's, xvid and divx avi's 
created using windows cause I *don't know* how to uncompile to raw data 
as in .dv and .mp3 and recompile into a divx compression avi in linux

Overall the only reason I've pointed that product out is because its an 
Australian "invention" and also because I saw that the firmware was 
compiled on unix which is a bit unusual I would have thought.  It might 
be C source firmware so compiled in unix would enforce the standards I 
suppose?

Anyways good product and it works anyother info have a look in the 
forums off of the zensonic main page.

http://www.zensonic.com

HTH

marc

Michael Holland wrote:

>On Thu, 19 Aug 2004, Marc Wiriadisastra wrote:
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>>Just letting you know we have now set pricing for the Zensonic Z330:
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>>http://www.cbcn.com.au/shop.html
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>Cool. Do you know if the wireless player will play an RTP broadcast stream
>from the LAN? (from a Linux server), or is it SMB only?
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>Will that or the DVD player play high-definition videos? e.g. 1080i from
>digital TV, or 720p AVIs ?
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