Thread: The Apple-TV nut of Steve Jobs - Not yet cracked!!
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Old 04-12-2014, 08:06 PM   #41
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It might be for you. I

If your smart tv is smart enough for you, then it's *practically* the same.

To date, I have not been able to play media off an attached disk. My sister's Samsung set will play movies off a usb disk. If she wanted to do that, her smart tv would *practically* be better than a streamer.
So far the Samsung does play most formats. Very cool.

We through out the cable 2 years ago.

I came across an iView DRV converter box that actually recorded to a hdd drive or flash drive mts movies off of my over the air TV. I have two outside antennas. I was so excited. It worked great with the samsung tv, just had to put on a hdmi setting, other tv antenna also hooked up. Along with a separate DVD player.

But after a week it quit turning on to record. For a while it was wonderful.
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