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I would love to be able to stream video files from my hard drive, such as my digital home videos (in an avi format) and various other movies and video podcasts I have, wirelessly to my TV. Up until now, I have been using a Sansa TakeTV which plugs directly into the TV's components, but this "sneakernet" solution has some serious shortcomings (including limited codec support). My computer is too far from my TV to make ethernet connections practical.

So, I have these videos and movies on a hard drive connected to my computer and I want to watch them on my television wirelessly: Make it so!

Vance McAlister
from So Cal]]>Dec 2nd 2008 4:55PM