Will it support streaming of a 3D Blu Ray from a home server. Does it support a 4TB external HDD . Does it support MKV's with embedded subtitles.
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yes,it support 3d video,support MKV'S with embedded subtitles,4TB exernal HDD is support,you can buy An external power supply if the USB is likely to lack of current.
751662
No, by the technical specifications can used more like a media server, I use it for streaming audio, video (mkv) and ISO SACD or DVD Audio
1025854
This drive can definitely read 3D Blu Ray discs. However, to play and watch them in 3D you also need to ensure that whatever player software you use supports 3D, and that your TV or monitor supports 3D.
318893
Yes, it does. The remote actualy have convinient buttons to do it very easily. Just be sure to update to the latest version, i had some issues with the player out of the box, but once I update firmware worked fine. Just one comment, I convert several of my blu rays to mkv and then encode it myself to take less room on my hd, I had some issues with subtitles doing that, but I am awere that is mostly for the encoding that I used. For multiple audio tracks just be sure that your receiver supports the format of the source and you are set.
1904172
Don't know about that. I hooked up a sata drive and it works okay. Best to contact the maker of the blu ray drive for info.
909588
Yes it will play Blue Ray files. And yes it will Work with a 2TB external drive.
2270119
Mine works like a charm. It even plays the m2ts file from the avatar blu-ray in full 1080p. It's a great product so far.
1654562
I have not watched blu rays, but the USB 3 is pretty fast compared to USB 3, pair it with a good drive, and I think you will be happy. but I can't answer your specific question.
95289
Makes a good HTPC. So far, this thing has handled every 1080P/5.1 movie I have thrown at it, and has been a good Plex server too.. Data drive is a WD NAS located in another room, through a gigabit switch, and it'll handle fetching, transcoding, and sending movies to Android minipc upstairs no problem.
992441
Yes it supports 4k, I have viewed 4k programming on a 1k TV(1080) There was an noticeable improvement of the video even at 1080p
2193872
It works fine with my blu-ray player 3D and my multimedia player..convert 2D to 3D
1101381
but the old model, the one that I have, does support DTS, I've played a MKV file with DTS, and connected via optical audio toslink to my Home Theater, the Home Theater displays DTS
681674
Update: With the newest firmware the BDP 80 plays MKV just fine! Now my only wish is for H 264 playback. THEN it would truly be universal. (although limited to Fat 32 making large NTFS USB drives pretty useless for now)
1262142
I have mine connected via network and also attached to that network is my NAS and it works great. From reading the manual you can also connect the NAS straight to the media player via USB, Ethernet, or SATA and all should work. As for the BD3D ISO it should play with no issues depending on how your media is being fed to the box. If over network your network has to be strong (Wi-Fi may not cut it).
911348
What are you using it for? I love my HD66, had for almost 2 years. I have no 3-D adapter (wife get's sick) so for Blue ray movies (Awesome), PS3, Wii all connected through HDMI perfect for me. Works with light leaks in my living room on sunny days. I have also taken outside for "drive in" movie night;) I did lots of reviews and worth the money.
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As long as you don't expect this unit to do heavy transcoding on the fly, it's great. You can stream a 25GB blu-ray with DTS-MA as far as network and transfer speeds go. You just need something to transcode that for a display, like a mediacenter PC. I've seen mine crush low bitrate HD video down for cell phone viewing, and Standard Def it can handle on the fly, but anything serious will kill the CPU in it. The quality of the Syno based plex server app itself is top notch. I almost never have to restart the service to uncrash it.
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This appears to be capable of supporting a 4TB drive. Once the 2.5 TB is passed, it seems to function properly, assuming that you are running an operating system that supports the volume (64bit system), if not you need to break it up into volumes blow the 32bit system limit.