Buffalo Link Theater PC-P3LWG/DVD Review

Filed in archive Entertainment by william on June 1, 2005

Want to stream video over your home network? Then you'll want to check out the Buffalo Link Theater PC-P3LWG/DVD. LaptopMag.com has a review that starts out by saying:

If the concept of streaming high-definition video over a wireless network sounds appealing-and you're ready to upgrade your cruddy old DVD player-then you'll love Buffalo's link Theater. Not only does this wireless media player offer progressive scan DVD playback, it also plays back premium flicks downloaded from sites like Movielink, and features both Web browsing and Internet radio. It can even load image and video files directly from a USB drive. At $349, the Link Theater isn't cheap, but it's an amazing value when you consider everything Buffalo crams into this sleek silver box.

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Rating: 6.00 out of 5 vote(s) cast.

Response from: Jim Copeland (05/15/06 4:17pm)

I bought one of these off ebay and I've been really pleased with it. My main use was to stream the kids films so that I could clear out storage space. The result is great, streamin over wireless g is no problem.

Set-up was a bit painful but otherwise not too bad; probbaly straightforward if you don't encrypt your network like me!

Only gripe is that the audio on music glitches at the start of each track. I contacted Buffalo and they tell me it will be fixed in the next firmware release, so here's hoping. If I'd bought it to stream audio as a primary concern I'd be pretty frustrated right now.

You can read all about my set-up if you're interested at: http://copelandfamily.info/blog/?cat=5

http://copelandfamily.info/blog/?cat=5