Iomega ScreenPlay Pro 1 TB USB 2.0/AV/Ethernet HD Multimedia Hard Drive 34151
Customer Rating Score
(46 customer reviews)
Product Features
- Connect To Your Home Network To Store & Access Your Videos
- Available in 1TB capacity
- Supports Native HD and is Compatible With The Latest Media Formats
- High-Definition Theatre Experience
- Record Video From a Camera, Cable Box,or VCR With a one-touch record button
Product Description
Enjoy a high-definition theatre experience with the new Iomega ScreenPlay Pro HD Multimedia Drive 1 TB. The ScreenPlay Pro HD is a multimedia player that connects to your home network to store & access your videos, music and photo collections. Easily browse your network to select stored videos to view on your home theatre. Record video from a camera, cable box,or VCR with a one-touch record button. The sleek black ScreenPlay Pro Multimedia Drive supports native HD and is compatible with the latest media formats such as MP3, AC3 (Dolby Digital Encoding),WAV, WMA, MPEG-1, MPEG-2 (AVI/VOB), MPEG-4 (AVI/DiVX 3.11, 4.x, 5.x/XViD) and JPEG, plus supports USB WIFI dongle for wireless access (dongle sold separately). More Details >>Customer Reviews
Ugggg!This could be an amazing product and might be if I could just get it to work. Very frustating and conveluted instructions, you know the kind that make you crazy because what it tells you to do in a step by step procedure do not work..like maybe the accidentily left out a few important steps? More >>
Randy Stubbs
Very GoodI pluged on my TV and... it worked! The menus are slow and the connection with the wireless network depends on a special device, which is frustrating. More >>
Tabajara L. Almeida
run away... run far far awayHorrible. I am truely having a hard time saying anything positive about this... umm... More >>
GGJ
Great Entry Level Media CenterWorks great! Could have been a better way to switch b/t usb connection & hdmi cause you have to power down and restart in between. More >>
Kiran Patel
disappointedI bought mine at J&R in NYC I picked up the box with 1TB printed on it only to recently I discovered I have a 500gb drive. More >>
Kwame Vear
