I think I'll go with the UG007 (upgraded version of the UG802) since its 8GB and has bluetooth built in for a few bucks more, thoughts?
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Oct 22nd, 2012 1:09 am
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that cable dosnt do squat, i looked into it before, you need a converter box to use this thing which also costs about 150.gromitlad wrote: ↑Wow, you surprised me with that link! Did not think such an animal existed. CTY doesn't have much of a description or any user reviews, but perhaps it's like this cable at Amazon, which apparently is meant to carry analog signals over hdmi to an analog device. It does not convert the signal. The two top reviewers, both positive and negative, explain much better than I did about digital/analog conversion and why the cable won't work in most situations. Maybe this cable would work in this situation, but it's a gamble!
Oct 22nd, 2012 1:57 am
Alibaba (Aliexpress) is a pretty big well known company, a competitor to eBay and well known in China for the international wholesale market. They're releasing a tablet and their own OS.
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Yes, I installed Flash and Sopcast and both atdhe and livetv dot ru work on the MK802II, so I would expect it be better on the III.Nettles wrote: ↑So did anyone test out a live sports stream or a live channel from atdhe or somewhere or a putlocker link or even an official Global or CTV type full show to see if the video works without choppiness?
Was planning to go with a blu-ray player with a built in flash browser but might instead get an android stick + cheap blu ray player to do the same thing.
Oct 22nd, 2012 9:46 am
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I used mastercard to get the $5 coupon. Alibaba is a company the size of Ebay, so I'm not too worried.Supercooled wrote: ↑What payment have you guys used with AliExpress? They don't seem to have Paypal.
Oct 22nd, 2012 10:01 am
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i got my HDMI converter box a couple of years ago from Monoprice, far cheaper than anywhere else, and still working, for $34.80
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Oct 22nd, 2012 11:10 am
Is your NAS sharing through Samba or NFS? Here's my setup:moufasa wrote: ↑couple questions...
i have a NAS set up...if i hook this up to my dad's TV, can i access the files if it is on the same network?
also, i noticed for my smart TV, i don't need any passwords to access any of the files even though i have them password protected if you try accessing them via desktop/laptop. anyone know how to prevent him from accessing all of my files? i just want to grant access to a movie folder.
i'm looking to grab this for december...anyone know how long they usually take to ship to toronto? also, do you think i should wait a little bit to see if a newer model comes out, or should i just buy it now?
thanks in advance!
Oct 22nd, 2012 11:20 am
The problem is you won't have sound with this, so you won't be able to watch any videos or play games with sound.gromitlad wrote: ↑Wow, you surprised me with that link! Did not think such an animal existed. CTY doesn't have much of a description or any user reviews, but perhaps it's like this cable at Amazon, which apparently is meant to carry analog signals over hdmi to an analog device. It does not convert the signal. The two top reviewers, both positive and negative, explain much better than I did about digital/analog conversion and why the cable won't work in most situations. Maybe this cable would work in this situation, but it's a gamble!
Oct 22nd, 2012 11:26 am
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