D-Link DSM-330 media streamer gets Flash video support -- Hulu on your TV
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
squiggleslash @ Sep 9th 2008 2:16PM
Awesome. Does this thing need to be hooked up to a PC or can it be used completely standalone? I don't have anything that runs Windows, hence the question.
gamedude420 @ Sep 9th 2008 10:11PM
no you need a windows pc, but the rocku netflix player which is $99 will be adding HULU support
squiggleslash @ Sep 10th 2008 7:11AM
That's even more awesome, given the price of the Hulu player. Do you have a link?
KEROLiUKAS @ Sep 9th 2008 4:54PM
wow....
http://www.engadgethd.com/2008/09/08/divx-connected-users-treated-to-new-software-hulu-support/
Dana @ Sep 9th 2008 5:12PM
I'd love to see this functionality in the DSM750!!
KEROLiUKAS @ Sep 9th 2008 11:58PM
Wont' happen, as the DSM-330 uses the Connected platform which is way different from all the other DSM devices. The only thing they have in common is basically the name and that they are both for the same purpose, but they take different approaches.