tvix media jukebox streams high def video and audio

May 17th, 2007 post a comment (2) stumble it! by: technabob

If you’re looking for a serious media server for all your high definition content, this server from DViCo looks pretty impressive. The TViX HD M-5100SH is a real heavy hitter, with the ability to serve video content at up to 1080p resolution.

TViX HD M-5100SH Media Jukebox

The server features HDMI output for pure digital quality, and streams content off of a high-speed SATA drive to ensure stutter-free media playback. For those of you without a digital video connection, it also offers component, S-video and composite outputs, and stand-alone digital and analog audio connections as well.

It can play video files in a ton of formats, including WMV, WMV HD, AVI, MPG, VOB, MP4 and ASF among others. It’s no slouch in the audio department either, with support from MP3, WMA, AAC, FLAC, OGG, PCM and M4A file formats too. The server can easily connect to your computer network making it easy to move content from your PC to the server’s internal hard drive.

The M-5100SH retails for a little more than $500 when configured with a 250GB SATA hard drive. TViX also offers options for a digital ATSC tuner with DVR capability, as well as wireless network connectivity.

May 17th, 2007 post a comment (2) stumble it! by: technabob

2 comments post a comment

1. TVIX Box | May 17th, 2007 at 11:53 pm

Nice write up on an excellent product! I work for TVIX Box Digital Multimedia Players and our customers are very excited about this box.

In addition to the TVIX Box M-5100SH High-definition Network Multimedia Player, we also stock the TVIX Box M-4100SH High-definition Network Multimedia Player which has all the same features, but in a box design rather than a cylindrical design.

The good news is the M-4100SH has exactly the same electronics for a fraction of the cost!

Thanks,
Paul Valente
http://www.tvixbox.com
2. BW | May 18th, 2007 at 5:58 pm

If it performs as well as it looks this will be a cool device to have.

Certianly would be a conversation starter. Nice coverage of this one.