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Old 09-02-2005, 08:40 PM
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Originally Posted by LeMansX5
Which is a good hard drive based Video server? I have read good things about Kaleidescape. Would like to know if anybody is using any of these brands and their review.
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Request Multimedia Video Request
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or Bill Gates XP media center edition

Sound & Vision mag's review:The Connected House: Serve It Up!

We do a lot of AudioRequest VRQ Servers (VideoRequest). For $3500, you get a processor and a Sony 400 Disc ES Line changer (retail). It can easily be intergrated with ANYONE's system. The easy menus and ability to stack changers makes it the best bang for your buck.

If you have $25,000 laying around and you are using a control system like Crestron, Kaleidescape is the way to go....for now....maybe a few weeks.....or maybe tomorrow? When will they ever get out of court???

If you guys didn't know, they are getting sued for copyright violation from the MPA. It is "too easy" to copy a NetFlix or Blockbuster movie they say. The Kaleidescape actually downloads your movie onto its multiple hard drives.

A VideoRequest works differently. You actually need to have the DVD in the Sony changer to watch it. The VideoRequest menus just provide you an "on-demand" menu which helps you sort through up to 1200 discs. No copyright violation there.... It's your actual disc.
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