PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Watch and listen to PC music, videos or pictures on your TV .. wirelessly!
	Watch PC based music, videos and pictures on your TV set.
	Connects to wireless 802.11G wireless networks. Also will connect to wired Ethernet local area networks
	Play MP3 and WMA music and playlists on your TV set
	Play MPEG-1, MPEG-2 and DivX® videos on your TV set
	View JPEG and GIF digital pictures on your TV set. Play slide shows with music, too!
	New! Listen to Internet radio stations*
Wireless MediaMVP Features:
	Listen to and watch digital music, videos and pictures on your TV set, from your PC over your home network. Listen to Internet radio too.
	Connects to 802.11G wireless networks.
	Optionally uses wired 10/100Mbit Ethernet networks for the best performance with any type of digital media.
	Up to four wireless MediaMPVs or twenty four wired MediaMVPs can be used on a single network. Send digital media to every TV set in your home!
	Wireless MediaMVP has composite and S-Video output, plus stereo audio out to TV sets or home theater systems.
	Watch digital camera pictures on your TV set. Play slide shows with music, too!
	Plays MP3 and WMA music, either individual titles, all the music titles in a directory or M3U, B4S, PLS and ASX playlists.
	Listen to Internet Radio stations via MediaMVP. MediaMVP opens a special link to the Internet radio station, and then “streams” audio from the Internet radio station over the network to the MediaMVP, where the audio is output to the TV set.
	Remote control for easy access to your PC media from your TV set. MediaMVPs remote control allows you to navigate through your PCs disk drives, and displays media names, directories and other information on the TV set.
	Automatically search for music, video and pictures on your PC with our ‘Search for Media’ application (included).
Wireless MediaMVP® is the link between your TV and your PC, allowing you to watch and listen to PC based music, videos, digital pictures and Internet radio on your TV set. wMVP (as it is also called) works with either wireless 802.11G or wired 10/100 Mbit Ethernet networks. You can use up to 24 wired MediaMVPs on a home network, or up to four wireless MediaMVPs. Listen to PC music on one TV set while watching an MPEG movie on another! wMVP is simple to install: Install the MediaMVP server application on your PC and connect the wMVP to your TV set. MediaMVP has a Network Setup program to allow you to choose your wireless Access Point or a wired router, hub or switch. In just a few minutes you’ll be able to play your PC based music, videos or digital pictures on your TV set! Navigate through your PC media from your TV set, selecting MPEG or DivX® videos, individual music titles to listen to or digital pictures to watch. You can simultaneously play a picture slideshow while listening to a complete music program. Or play a music playlist (MusicMatch, Winamp and Windows Media playlists supported). Play MPEG movies on your TV set. Create MPEG videos on your PC with Hauppauge's WinTV (optional), then play those videos on your TV set through MediaMVP. MediaMVP works with videos recorded with WinTV, WinTV-PVR and with our international digital TV receivers. MediaMVP also supports most standard MPEG-1, MPEG-2 and DivX® videos. MediaMVPs remote control gives you complete control over your PC based media. Pause, fast forward and rewind through videos, plus play and pause music and digital picture shows. You can adjust the audio volume from MediaMVPs remote control, so you won’t need to use your TV's remote control! Connect MediaMVP to your home theater system! Connect MediaMVPs’ video and stereo audio outputs to your home theater system and you'll be able to watch your digital videos and pictures on your TV set while listening to MediaMVP audio through your home theater speakers! MediaMVP can be connected directly to your PC or laptop. All you need is an Ethernet cross over cable (available at most computer shops) to directly connect MediaMVP with your laptop. Technically speaking: MediaMVP is a Linux based digital media receiver. Inside MediaMVP is a high performance IBM PowerPC processor and a hardware MPEG audio/ video decoder for MPEG-1/2 videos and MP3 music. MediaMVP receives digital media from the PC via the Ethernet LAN, decodes the media and outputs audio/video to the TV set through the S-Video and composite A/V connectors. Digital pictures are software decoded by MediaMVP’s processor. The MediaMVP Server application creates menus on the PC, which are transmitted over the LAN to the MediaMVP, where it provides the on-TV-screen display. MediaMVP receives commands from the supplied remote control, and sends these commands to the PC server, where the remote control commands are executed. TV Requirements Composite or S-Video input Audio input, stereo or mono PC System Requirements PC with 750MHz processor or faster for DivX® playback: 2.2GHz or faster 256MB RAM minimum Microsoft® Windows® 2000 or Windows XP Internet Explorer 6.0 CD-ROM drive for loading software Network Requirements 802.11G wireless network, with your PC connected to the Access Point via a wired Ethernet connection OR One 10/100 RJ-45 port on a Router, Hub or Switch OR Direct connect from MediaMVP to PC via crossover LAN cable (cable not supplied) Included in the Wireless MediaMVP Model 1016 package MediaMVP with an 802.11G antenna and an RJ45 jack for wired Ethernet networks Stand Wall mounted power supply - 6v Remote control with batteries MediaMVP Installation CD-ROM MediaMVP QuickInstall Guide 1.5 meter A/V cable set, with composite video, left audio and right audio cables 1.5 meter Ethernet cable
Notes: 1. Only one DivX video can be played at a time. 2. Internet radio requires directly accessible stations broadcasting in MP3 or WMA formats. 3. To play an Internet radio station through the MediaMVP, the Internet radio station must do two things: - it must transmit audio in either MP3 or in WMA formats. - the Internet radio station must be accessible via a direct Internet link. In other words, you need to be able to put a URL in Internet Explorer and reach the Internet radio station directly without going through any levels of indirection. An example of a website which has direct links to Internet radio stations is Shoutcast.com 4. Digital camera pictures are downscaled for display on your TV set.