Firmware wd TV live to Netflix support in pal version

[ShankY.Rudeshwar]

Anyone have any idea about this? what can we do for this? is there any difference in hardware in case of wd TV live and wd TV live plus? please if anyone has any idea about this tan please know me.

[Leanne]

The tiny device provided an unprecedented price / performance ratio and could thus enjoy the necessary popularity. Recently, the hard disk giant with another new model, with the confusing name WD TV Live. How does the latest media play little to rid of it?

[Koman]

not the most obvious product of a manufacturer that seemed so far solely on storage use, was actually a very logical step. Western Digital's next major OEM activities had been a big line of external hard drives for consumers. Supplied by strong competition and price pressure market environment was a compact media player with Full HD display and a friendly price tag a convenient way to stimulate sales of external storage. The first WD media player therefore had no network connection, not only to save costs, but also because the goal was not network streaming.

[AnitG]

The market asked for it and makes Western Digital MyBook in the form of products also many NAS devices and network hard drives. The company also has a 2.0 version of the original WD TV, with a Sigma 8655 chip instead of the Sigma 8635. Plus it also launched a version of the Live TV in the United States, with support for Netflix and other online services. The real innovation came with the TV Live Hub , a much larger device with a completely different design and a built-in 2.5 "1 TB hard drive. At that moment, WD only produce a height of 12.5 mm, large for most notebooks. The Live Hub had a product to make these disks to sell them.

[Shurod]

1 TB 2.5 "drives for notebooks also with vereiste 9mm height to be available. Although the TV Live Hub is still great value for money, makes small disk device is a relatively expensive compared to bigger fish van competition with a 3.5 "disk. A low price was always characteristic of the WD media players and the introduction of a new TV Live, without built-in disk with a friendlier price tag was therefore obvious.

[Panop]

Western Digital is traditionally not very forthcoming with Delivery of accessories and so is the new WD TV Live. In the box next to the player and we find only a power adapter from the oversized remote control, batteries and an analog composite video / stereo audio cable. An HDMI cable is missing. Where other brands sometimes a network cable, component video cable, USB cable, and even optical digital audio cable feather meal, the box contains the WD TV Live just a quick installation guide and warranty. Quite neat is that the packaging, except for some plastic bags, all cardboard.

[Go!pee]

Anyone knows what's missing from PAL edition? If the box is doing geological ip checks for which services obtainable then us VPN should be sufficient because you can watch netflix and other US services in EU through US vpn.

[Marquise]

The only criticism is the incomplete support for HD audio codecs, but as said its added value is limited, and it's almost impossible for the player at least "standard quality" surround sound or produce. passes to an external amplifier. Western Digital has a mountain of features that are value added represents the collection of meta-information directly from the player to on-the-fly playlist to Spotify integration and many other online services. Sadly, the famous Dutch in it, but given the obstacles before we can not blame the player.