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ZeeVee ZvBox

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  • Watch anything you can get online or on your computer from all your HDTVs
  • Avoid new subscription fees
  • Access ANY computer application from your HDTVs
  • Enjoy the same great resolution you get at your computer
  • Use existing cable wiring to reach all HDTVs in the house
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Complete Zv system. ZvBox, ZvRemote and accessories turn the output of your computer into a true HDTV channel and broadcasts it to all HDTV¿s in your home. See your favorite content in the same great HD resolution displayed on your computer. ZvRemote controls your computer up to 150¿ away. North American version.

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3.7 out of 5 stars
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Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2010
I purchased the low end 100 product and what a headache to get it to work. This product seems to me hit the market before the company was ready to support it. Support gets one star.
In a nutshell (at the time I bought this):

1. There was no information available it wouldn't work on a MAC. Not even a mac running any
flavor of windows. Come on. MACs are preferred for video applications.

2. The unit only works on a selective number of video cards. The list is not mentioned in
their web page. Ofcourse you find this out after you purchase the Windows PC because the MAC
didn't work.

3. Now I have my new DELL ZINO. Guess what, it doesn't work. Sigh. ZeeVee doesn't support Windows 7. I'm not a complete idiot to buy it with Vista. This company is not ready for the real world.

Conclusion: I assembled an old PC running XP just so I wouldn't completely lose use of a $500 unit. The Zino went on to be a content server for an Apple TV which took the place of the ZeeVee.

Don't buy this product until you have talked to someone (Melanie) at ZeeVee to see if it will work on your system first.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2008
I wanted a PC-to-TV device ever since I started recording TV with my Media Center PC and ripping movies to my hard drive.

I have some other media streamers, but it seemed like where they come up short is in the number of formats they support and the limited amount of web content they can access. The ZvBox gets over all the format limitations by just putting what's on your PC monitor onto your TV screen!

Setup was easier than other reviewers made it out to be (you screw in a couple of coax cables and plug your monitor in), though you do have to know where the main splitters are so you can screw in the channel filter.

It also doesn't interfere with my cable-based "digital voice" and broadband services which is something I worried about.

The device itself performs reasonably well. Resolution is truly HD, frame rate is impressive, but darker gradients sometime pixellate because of the signal compression. The vast majority of content looks just as great on the big screen as the computer monitor, but I wouldn't stream Blu Ray over the ZV channel or anything because there ARE minor, usually unnoticeable quality issues that keep it from having the quality of a direct HDMI connection.

The RF remote that comes with it is pretty cool and functional, though you'll want to learn to use the directional arrows, play button, and "full screen" button to minimize the reliance on the laggy touchpad and the painful text-message style text entry (for the rare circumstance where you'd want to simulate typing via the remote).

Also ZeeVee created a streamlined interface to Hulu and a few other sites which provide a pretty solid selection of free, ad-supported streaming content from the internet. I wasn't anticipating watching a lot of Hulu when I got the ZvBox, but as it turns out, Hulu support makes me question if I should keep paying for Comcast on-demand content, since ZvBox gives as good of a selection, but with a better interface and for free!

ZvBox has its limitations, but the fact that it can play iTunes, Media Center, Amazon Unbox, Hulu, YouTube, Netflix.com and whatever other format or website that your computer supports make it the most versatile media streamer on the market, though not the cheapest or easiest to use!

Plus, when you do have questions, the company is small enough that you get personalized support from American reps, which is a rarity nowadays!

All in all, I'd highly recommend it if you can get over its few quirks/usability issues and high price tag.

UPDATE/TIP: If you have an iPod Touch or an iPhone and you buy this device, I recommend an application called "Air Mouse" which lets you control your computer's mouse and keyboard with your i-device. It's a handy way to get full keyboard functionality when operating the ZvBox without buying an expensive wireless keyboard.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 12, 2009
This product is great. Not difficult to setup if you can follow directions.
Blows boxee away. One box in the den, a d it works on three tv's on three floors with the included remote! Zinc browser rocks! The one flaw is the lag on the remote when moving the cursor. Can an update fix this? I'm looking to buy the keyboard but I don't know if the cursor lags on there as well. (anybody use it yet?) the great thing about this is you are futureproofed. If some great new media software comes along you can still use it. Hell, if you like boxee,xbmc you can still use them with this. (zinc's better in my opinion though
Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2008
First of all, I am very excited that after 2 hours of hard working I finally got it to work on one of my HDTV..

Pro: The concept is awesome and it does work.
Con: Try to make it work takes a lot of patience and time...
According to the manual, you supposed to know where your main cable comes in..and put a filter there... and here is my problem, my home is brand new and I have over 20 coax cables in the little cable box that corresponding to different wall plugs in the home, and I had to dig hard to find the one that actually comes from outside.... But now, I can't get it to work with my old 37' HDTV monitor. I bought a Samsung DTBH260F as an external tuner, hoping it would work with zeevee box, but no luck yet.....it would really suck if zeevee box can't work with those hold HDTV-ready monitors

Support is great by the way.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2008
What could I say, this product rocks. I got it fast and it was very easy to setup. Blu-ray and Hulu look great but there are few bugs with software. Also the support is excellent they have told me that they are working on a software fix and will be out soon.

Rakesh
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