Storex AivX-391NMT, Manual

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NTRODUCTION
The AivX-391NMT Networked Media Tank by STOREX allows you to read any type of multimedia file (video,
audio, photo, etc.) on your HD Television (or SD) and is compatible with a Home Cinema installation.
You can display or read all your digital multimedia files coming from different sources, such as your PC,
NAS, digital camera, mass USB storage devices (Flash reader, hard disk, DVD reader), internal hard disk, and
even directly from the Internet via Internet / Web services such as the
Media Service Portal ...
The AivX-391NMT is compatible with the latest broadband video formats for a display up to 1080p in High
Definition.
It also integrates NAS and BitTorrent client functionalities for direct downloads and thus eliminates the need
for a (dedicated) PC or any other device for this purpose.
The AivX-391NMT does not stop there. It can be connected to the Internet via the LAN port and can access
‘SayaTV’ Internet TV using streaming technology, as well as popular TV internet unicasts such as
YouTube, Google Video and Metacafe via the Media Service Portal.
It is also very upgradeable thanks to new Firmware updates available directly online or from the STOREX
website
www.storex.eu and will be compatible with future media and containers.
Connectivity
 UPnP A/V
 UPnP Server
 DLNA
 FTP
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NFS
 SMB (Samba Server)
 SMB (Samba Client)
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Windows Media Connect
 Windows Media Player NSS
 HTTP servers: myiHome, WizD, MSP Portal
 BitTorrent P2P
 Bonjour!
Internet Services
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Video: YouTube, Google Video, MetaCafe, VideoCast, DL.TV, Cranky Geeks
 Audio: iPodcast, Radiobox, ABC News, Jamendo
 Photo: Flickr, Picasa
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RSS feed: Yahoo! Weather, Yahoo! Traffic alerts, Yahoo! Stock, Cinecast, Traffic Conditions.
 Peer-to-peer TV: SayaTV
 Internet Radio: Shoutcast