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The NeoTV™ Streaming Player lets you enjoy online entertainment with Internet apps for your TV. Instantly watch movies and TV shows in stunning HD. Access a variety of TV apps including movies, games, music, and more, with built-in wireless for an easy Internet connection, it’s fun and easy!
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Tonight at dusk marks the beginning of a new year for the Jewish community, and a first for the online Jewish community. Beth Adam Synagog in Loveland, Ohio will stream its Rosh Hashanah services live to mobile devices. “We can speak and reach out and include people from this sanctuary here in Loveland, Ohio… literally to around the world,” explained Rabbi Robert Barr. His counterpart Rabbi Laura Baum said it’s all about getting the service to people who cannot come, “There will be hundreds of people in the sanctuary here and thousands more online who are watching and having a Rosh Hashanah experience that they wouldn’t probably otherwise have.” The rabbis call it an online congregation where followers can interact with the message and each other, “People who are trapped and homebound are no longer trapped by their surroundings because they are online with us,” said Barr. Ultimately, both Barr and Baum said their responsibilities as rabbis will not end when the streaming is off line, “We’re willing to be people’s rabbis year round.” Here is the schedule for the live streams: Watch on Facebook or your Mobile device Wednesday, September 8, 2010 at 8:15 PM ET (Rosh Hashanah Evening) Thursday, September 9, 2010 at 10:30 AM ET (Rosh Hashanah Morning) Thursday, September 9, 2010 at 1:30 PM ET (Rosh Hashanah Children’s) Friday, September 17, 2010 at 8:15 PM ET (Yom Kippur Evening) Saturday, September 18, 2010 at 10:30 AM ET (Yom Kippur Morning) Saturday, September 18, 2010 at …
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Question by AliBaba: Are there any good devices for streaming video from PC into TV wirelessly?
I’d like to stream DVDs, AVIs, DivX etc wirelessly from my PC into my plasma tv
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Answer by FerretsQuest
Best thing to get is a hacked X-box, with Media Centre loaded. Attach it to a wireless bridge and then you’ll be able to stream your movies from your PC to your TV… works a treat for me 
Feature packed device,
First thing first, I was part of the beta test program for this device and I received this device for free for testing purposes. My thoughts and opinion on this device are strictly my own based on my needs and use of the device and are non biased.
Now that that is out of the way I will say this is a great little feature packed device. It is packaged in a small form factor roughly 4X4 or 5X5 inches in size, has a HDMI connection as well as a port for Ethernet hookup. It’s setup is rather fast and effortless, once you turn the device on for the first time you go through a series of screens to help you get the best streaming capabilities out of the device. One thing I like is that no matter what resolution your TV has, this device can output in any of them. I found that AUTO resolution worked best and this is great if you are unsure of the resolution of your TV as it will set it automatically for you. You can even setup the internet while on these main screens, you can choose wireless of direct connection with Ethernet cable. I have tried and used both and found that the connection is strong and doesn’t require a lot of buffering when watching online content. Whichever connection method you choose, be aware that if you switch between sources really fast you need to allow and make sure the device connects to the internet if using wireless. There have been times when I do this and find that I cannot connect cause of dropped connection, so make sure you are connected.
This device allows you to connect to Netflix, Hulu +, Vudu, among others. There are games you can play, view online photos, even connect to facebook, making this a real all around media device. For those looking for a strictly streaming only device this is IMO one of the best, very fast and user friendly. But, if you are looking to connect to network devices then it is best to look at other netgear devices as this will not do it.
Even though I have received this device for free initially, I purchased 4 more of these devices because its very easy to use and allows us to stream content in almost every room of our house. I find this to be one of the best streaming devices and am happy to recommend this to others as well as family members.
On a side note, check out the remote application on the I-phone and Android market. You may find yourself using its remote more often than the one that came with the device as its much easier to use.
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|NTV200 Great except for Netflix,
The NTV200 is exactly what I was looking for in a media player except for one large issue that I have not been able to resolve. The set up and connection to my router and TV were easy and went as I expected. Pandora, VUDU, UTube, all work as advertised. However I bought this unit primarily to stream from Netflix and I have not been able to resolve the problems with movie playback. I can select Netflix from the Home page and it loads normally. I can search for movies and vue the que as well. When I select a title to play however, I get a pixilated green screen, audio appears normal. I called Netgear who told me this was a Netflix problem. They had me change the hdmi cord and restart the cable modem and router to no avail. They told me the problem was with Netgear not them and recommended I call Roku who may actually make the box. Roku went through some of the same steps but was unfamiliar with the product and sent me back to Netgear. Netgear again told me it was a Netflix problem and demonstrated a very poor understanding of their own product. This thing has the potential to work well and I assume there is some sort of compatiblity issue with my Sony Bravia TV or the Netgear router or some problem with the firmware. If I can’t resolve this on my own in the next few days I will be returning the product to Amazon.
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|Nov 3, 2011 12:31:26 PM PDT
Thanks for your detailed post and feedback–we’d like to help you with the issues you’re having with Netflix. It should work properly with your TV, but our technicians will need to investigate deeper to see what’s going on.
Please contact us directly at amazon@netgear.com, and provide any support ticket/case numbers you received when you called tech support.
Regards,
NETGEAR Team