The Neuros LINK can play nearly everything on the web, on your TV. Can you play that website in Firefox? You can also on the LINK. Click below to learn more.
From your favorite shows...
24
30 Rock
The A-Team
Arrested Development
Babylon 5
Burn Notice
Chuck
The Colbert Report
The Daily Show with Jon Stewart
Family Guy
Friday Night Lights
Fringe
House
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia
King of the Hill
My Name is Earl
NOVA
The O.C.
Prison Break
Rescue Me
Saturday Night Live
Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles
And many more: see a longer list on Neuros.TV
... to live TV...
... to billions of video clips
The Neuros LINK ships with a full distribution of Ubuntu Linux 8.10 (Intrepid Ibex), and boasts an impressive array of capabilities.
- 1080p H.264 video playback
- HDMI (max resolution 1920x1200, 1080p) output
- High-definition 6-channel Audio output
- Optical S/PDIF audio output [not yet enabled through software]
- Network connectivity via Ethernet and Wifi to allow streaming video
- Software:
- Seamless integration with Neuros.TV, a free service that lets you organize and watch Internet TV on your TV
- MythTV as a local media frontend (and, transitioning to XBMC)
- Open-source video players (MPlayer, VLC, Totem). A comprehensive list of formats, containers and media can be found on the above websites.
- Transmission BitTorrent client pre-installed with Ubuntu
- Note: DRM-protected content, such as most videos on the iTunes Store, will not [yet] play on the LINK.
Setting up the LINK is easy.
- Plug in the HDMI connector from your LINK to an open port on your TV
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- Plug in the keyboard's USB receiver
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- (Optional) Plug in the wired network cable, if used
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- Plug in the LINK's operating system (also stored on a USB key)
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- Change your TV to the correct HDMI input
- Turn on the LINK!
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If you are using wireless, you will need to configure your wireless connection using
these instructions.
Maintaining the LINK is easy.
The LINK runs on a USB flash drive. If ever you run into problems, simply download the latest image and reflash it on a PC. Full instructions are here.
The free Neuros.TV service is seamlessly integrated with the Neuros LINK. The service enables you to find, organize, share, and recommend Internet TV on your TV.
It's free to use, and works in Firefox, so you can try it today.
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