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Western Digital’s been making media adaptors for a little while now and this is one of its most accomplished yet. It shares its curvy case design with its sibling MyBook hard drive and comes with a good range of connection options, including an HDMI o...
Great user interface and simple remote; wide range of audio and video codecs supported including AAC and H.264...
Limited internet media options; no built-in storage; no iTunes DRM support...
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v3.co.uk Updated: 2011-10-04 15:12:33
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Western Digital’s excellent WD TV media jukebox media player was really lacking only one thing: network access.The new WD TV Live allows users to stream media files across a network and view online video at sites such as Youtube, though sadly there is...
Compact, tidy design; easy to set up and use; good format support and streaming performance; excellent value...
No built-in wireless; Youtube streaming is awkward...
Despite some minor problems the WD TV Live was a joy to use and excellent value Good points Compact, tidy design; easy to set up and use; good format support and streaming performance; excellent value Bad points No built-in wireless; Youtube streaming...
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computeractive.co.uk Updated: 2011-10-04 15:12:35
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Western Digital’s excellent WD TV media jukebox media player was really lacking only one thing: network access.The new WD TV Live allows users to stream media files across a network and view online video at sites such as Youtube, though sadly there is...
Compact, tidy design; easy to set up and use; good format support and streaming performance; excellent value...
No builtin wireless; Youtube streaming is awkward...
Despite some minor problems the WD TV Live was a joy to use and excellent value...
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itreviews.com Updated: 2011-10-04 15:13:08
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The WDTV Live is compact, powerful and extremely easy to use, offering excellent playback support for a wide range of digital media. It's not perfect, but the low price goes a long way towards compensating for its faults, and in this light it would be...
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Western Digital had been rather quiet on the media streaming/jukebox market until it turned up with the barnstorming WD TV late last year; a device that offered the support, usability and performance the market was screaming for and only lacked the ab...
Easy to configure and use, excellent interface, good performance and format support, great value for money...
No built-in wireless, access to additional online content could be better...
It's a shame the WD TV Live doesn't quite tick all the boxes, but for the money you're still getting a very impressive streamer and jukebox Key specsComponent, Composite, Ethernet, HDMI, Optical, USB...
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Product Code: WDBAAP0000NBK-EESN The Western Digital WD TV Live is a tiny and inexpensive high-definition media player that can access a wide variety of video, audio and photo files from both local and networked storage devices. It is extremely easy...
Western Digital's WD TV range has always offered extensive format support and the WD TV Live media player doesn't disappoint. This tiny box can play most popular audio, video and photo formats, with Real Video and DRM-protected content being the o...
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The WD TV Live is a full 1080p HD compatible media hub, which adds to the existing WD TV device with a 10/100 Ethernet port and the ability to decode DTS audio.Read TechRadar's Western Digital WD TV reviewDesigned to connect directly to your TV, the WD...
Good media support, Fast interface, 1080p playback...
Only has ethernet port...
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Western Digital's original WDTV was one of our favourite products of last year. Never before had we seen such an easy to use media player that could play so many formats and that cost so little. Of course, time waits for no man or company, though, and tod...
Networkenabled, Excellent connectivity, Improved functionality...
No inbuilt wireless, Lacks RMVB support...
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Western Digital’s WD TV wasn’t your average media player. With little more than an HDMI port at its rear, no internal storage and no networking capabilities, simplicity was its watchword; plug in any USB mass storage device, be it a hard disk, thumb dr...
It may be compact, but it runs like a dream and crams in far more than its sub-£100 would suggest...
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digitalversus.com Updated: 2011-10-04 15:14:21
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Network compatability and web services You’ll have seen in the main body of the text, the differences with the WD TV HD are slight. In fact, the addition of the suffix “Live” to the name is an indication of this, the main difference being the addition...
Extensive multimedia compatibility, Good navigation interface, Simple to use, Network socket and WiFi compatible (optional), DTS and Dolby Digital support...
Album and film cover graphics not generated automatically, No support for synopses, Software limitations for some subtitling and DVD backup, Remote looks too chunky, High standby energy consumption...
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We liked the first version of Western Digital's WD TV box. It was released in December 2008, barely nine months ago, but WD has already rolled out its successor. Western Digital's WD TV Live: now with networking on board... There's no substantial chang...
The WD TV grows up. The original was a great way of hooking up a hard drive full of content to your telly, but the Live makes it a fully fledged network media player, allowing you to hide the HDD right out of the way. It's not perfect - the UI is sti...
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Verdict: Adding streaming to this already excellent media player makes it better than ever. If you don't need wireless, buy this. We reviewed Western Digital's first media player, the WD TV, almost a year ago. It stood the test of time well, appeari...
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If you're looking for the lot at a great price, the WD TV Live could be the one.It offers a responsive interface very similar to the PlayStation 3's XMB menu system. It's compatible with Samba, NFS and Bonjour network shares, along with UPnP servers su...
Lots of features at the right price, but a cumbersome interface...
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Western Digital's WD TV Live is a tiny and inexpensive high-definition media player that can access a wide variety of video, audio and photo files from both local and networked storage devices. It is extremely easy to use but lacks wireless connectivity, so it may not suit all home theatre setups.The WD TV Live media streamer is slightly larger than the WD TV it supersedes but, as it lacks internal storage, it is still one of the smallest network-capable media streamers available. It has two...
Inexpensive, extensive format support, easy to use...
No integrated Wi-Fi, limited photo viewing options, no Gigabit Ethernet...
The latest version of Western Digital’s WD TV media player is better than ever. It boasts an Ethernet port and has ability to view YouTube videos and photos on Flickr. The WD TV Live’s extensive format support will let you access almost any mo...
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channelnews.com.au Updated: 2011-11-06 07:28:43
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This tiny little box is easily the best multimedia player on the market. Like the previous WDTV, it excels at bringing pretty much any media file you can think of from a USB device to your TV. If you can download it off the Internet, you can most likel...
Wide range of supported file formats, Networking features, Optical Audio, YouTube, Flickr, Excellent fast menus, Easy to use and set up, Low price...
No revolutionary new features...
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smarthouse.com.au Updated: 2011-11-06 07:28:43
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This tiny little box is easily the best multimedia player on the market. Like the previous WDTV, it excels at bringing pretty much any media file you can think of from a USB device to your TV. If you can download it off the Internet, you can most like...
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Are you after a live streaming media player? Then look no further than Western's Digital WD TV Live Streaming. Besides offering a good performance, this product is also very small. Our article will tell you more about it in a jiffy...
The Western Digital WD TV Live Streaming Media Player is definitely not perfect. However, from a quality, design, specs and performance points of view, it succeeds in earning more than a few congratulatory appreciations from us...
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This is a review on WD TV Live, a portable and easy-to-use HD media player from Western Digital.Most of us here would have plenty of movies, photos, and music collection in our hard drives (Gigabytes if not Terabytes of them). Unfortunately not everyon...
WD TV Live is a great compact media player capable of delivering HD quality videos to your living room. It supports a large variety of formats for delivering videos, photos, and music to your home. WD TV Live, unlike most media players in the market...
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Today we present you with a video review of the Western Digital WD TV Live HD media player. It is the third media player to be released by the American hard drive company in the past year and from all accounts and our testing; they’ve hit the nail...
Today we present you with a video review of the Western Digital WD TV Live HD media player. It is the third media player to be released by the American hard drive company in the past year and from all accounts and our testing; they’ve hit the nail...
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Cheers and applause for a box so small that gets most of the big things right. It keeps connections simple — necessarily given it's only 12cm wide — so there's Ethernet in and HDMI out, with both composite AV and component video available from minijack so...
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tbreak.ae Updated: 2016-11-27 03:53:12
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With an explosion in the sales of external USB hard drives, its no surprise to see people storing media such as photos, music and videos on such drives. They offer a reasonable capacity to price ratio. However, to view these files, you generally need...
WD Live TV delivers what it promises to in a fool-proof way. We do wish it was slightly cheaper. With an explosion in the sales of external USB hard drives, its no surprise to see people storing media such as photos, music and videos on such drives. T...
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