GoVideo D 2730 Networked Progressive-Scan DVD Player

Average customer rating:

I've given up..don't buy this unit! 3 out of 3 were bad

Wow... all I can say is wow...

For people who built their home-networking by themselves ...

One star for non-geeks; 4 stars for geeks.

Takes some work to get configured, but is well worth it

GoVideo D 2730 Networked Progressive-Scan DVD Player

Manufacturer: GoVideo
ProductGroup: CE
Binding: Electronics

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Product Features:

Full-featured DVD player with built-in PCMCIA network slot for instant access to streaming media from your PC or home network

Compatible with DVD-Video, DVD-R, DVD-RW, and MP3/WMA music CDs

Dolby Digital and DTS digital outputs; Dolby Digital 5.1-channel decoding for wider compatibility

Progressive-scan component-video outputs for seamless, flicker-free images on high-definition and HD-ready TVs

Upgradeable onscreen "skins" and internal firmware; dedicated headphone jack fosters private listening

ASIN: B00009W3VD

Product Description

The GoVideo Networked DVD Player is a high end, slim-line Progressive Scan DVD player, and is the first player of its kind to be able to stream video files through a wireless network to a consumer electronics component. The Networked DVD Player works with either a wired PCMCIA Ethernet Adapter (included) or an optional PCMCIA 802.11b Wireless Network Card. The D2730 can also stream MP3 and WMA audio files and JPEG image files, as well as MPEG1 and MPEG2 video files.

Amazon.com Product Description

Early Adopters Pick: July 2003. This is the world's first consumer electronics component featuring advanced DVD functionality that enables users to stream audio, images, and video from the PC to the TV at the touch of a button on the remote control.

Finally, there's a home-entertainment device that integrates PC entertainment with traditional audio/video sources. GoVideo's slim and stylish D2730 is not only compatible with a wide range of physical media, but it comes with a rear-panel PCMCIA slot for either wired or wireless networking with a desktop or laptop PC--it even comes with wired networking card. Now you can easily stream audio, images, and video files from the PC through to the TV at the touch of a button. The unit streams JPEG images, MP3 and WMA audio formats, and MPEG1 and MPEG2 video formats. Compatible physical media includes DVD-R/DVD-RW, video CD, Kodak Picture CD, and MP3 and WMA CDs.

The D2730 comes equipped with a network card for wired home networks, allowing instant out-of-the-box set-up and use. Just open the box, install the D2730's server software, hook it up to the TV and an Ethernet-capable PC or networked PCs, and start enjoying its innovative capabilities. If your home isn't networked yet, the unit still operates as a full-function DVD player. And the player operates wirelessly, too, using an optional wireless 802.11b (16-bit) network card.

An intuitive graphical user interface simplifies operation, ideal for novice and technically proficient users of both DVD players and computers. User-upgradeable onscreen "skins" give operation a personalized look and feel, and the unit's upgradeable firmware ensures that you'll be ready for future DVD formats, too. A headphone output with a dedicated volume control facilitates private listening--perfect for tuning into Internet radio in the living room while the rest of the family reads or sleeps.

Top-of-the-line component-video outputs (switchable between progressive-scan and interlaced) help minimize digital and line-scan artifacts on compatible advanced televisions, while composite- and S-video outputs bring compatibility with nearly any television. Whether your living room is currently home to an HDTV or you're merely thinking of "someday," the D2730 stands ready to deliver the full potential of DVDs. Progressive scanning, referred to as 480p for the number of horizontal lines that compose the video image, creates a picture using twice the scan lines of a conventional DVD picture, giving you higher resolution and sharper images while eliminating nearly all motion artifacts.

A set of left/right analog-audio outputs channel audio to Dolby Pro Logic receivers and stereo televisions. Both Dolby Digital and DTS 5.1-channel surround-sound signals can be routed through the player's digital-audio outputs (one each of RCA coaxial and Toslink optical) for direct connection to a full-featured audio/video receiver, and--in case your existing receiver is merely "Dolby Digital ready" (with multichannel RCA analog inputs), the D2730 decodes Dolby Digital 5.1 to six discrete analog signals (left, center, right, left/right surround, and subwoofer).

What's in the Box
DVD player, full-function remote control, 2 AAA batteries, wired Ethernet adapter (PCMCIA), installation CD-ROM (PC system software), onscreen user interface skin, stereo analog/composite-video interconnect (3 feet), user's manual, warranty information.

Customer Reviews:

I've given up..don't buy this unit! 3 out of 3 were bad.......2004-12-06

First of all, I'm a computer/media geek, so I'm not new to making things work. Frankly, the Go Video D2730 is of extremely poor quality. Of the three (new) units I received from Go Video (based on my returns), none of them could successfully play a DVD. They all experienced various issues from the DVD "locking up" while playing, to not even recognizing the DVD, to constant spinning of the DVD drive. My last unit came the closest to working..it actually worked up until I flashed it w/the v3.0 client software (yes, it did successfully flash..check sum was verified). After that, every DVD played would eventually lock up. The entire player would freeze, forcing me to power off the unit.

So besides not being able to play DVDs, the actual networking features did work, albeit the interface is clunky. Having well over 7 thousand photos and 10 thousands sounds, finding a song via the UI was painful w/o having to go hog wild and create mutliple playlists (there is no searching via title).

So if you're thinking about buying this unit..don't. I'm into it 3 new units, ~10hrs of configuring/setup and I've given up. I'm going to build out an XP Media Center PC and be done with it.

Wow... all I can say is wow..........2004-10-14

After reading all of the reviews for this product I was a little trepid about buying it. I decided that the bulk of the problems users have is due to lack of computer experience. To test this theory I tried to examine the product thoroughly before coming to any conclusion.

I wanted to test the product out of the box and then upgrade to the latest software versions and test it again... here is what I found...

Out of the box the product set itself up very well. It found the network and the server (my PC). It could play most of the files that I tried but had trouble with a few. The main interface was a little cumbersome and the program had an overall buggy and unintuitive feel. I would have rated the product a three at this point. In fact I would have agreed with most of the negative reviews written here.

Now... here is where the fun started.

Upgrading the product was soooooo easy that my pet monkey (If I had one) could have pulled it off flawlessly. It was as easy as going to Govideo's site and downloading two files. One of the files is an ISO image (burnable to cd) and one is a zip file containing the new software for your server (PC).

Once I downloaded the ISO it burned to a cd in about 38 seconds (at 48x). I placed the cd into the DVD drive and it immediately came up with a menu prompting me to confirm that I would like to upgrade. It finished upgrading in about a minute and prompted me to restart the system.

The upgrade for my PC was rather large (68MB or so). This took me about 15 minutes to download. I recommend downloading it in advance if you buy this product, especially if you have a slow connection. Though the file is large it is critical that you download it. Setting it up was as easy as clicking next, next, next and finish.

The software is very, very easy to use. On the PC you simply click the folders you would like to share and click scan. The program will find all of the Video, audio and image files in these folders. You can set it up to scan on a timer as well. I have a large collection of MP3's and all-in-all it took about 10 minutes to scan my entire collection. Once you finish scanning the PC can be left alone (especially if you set a timed scan). One final thing on the software is the ability to create play lists. Very easy to do and minimal on time. Software is perfect for the device.

Overall setup was easy even for basic computer users. The updates come in ISO's that are ready to be burned to cd instantly. all you have to do is pop the new CD in and hit enter... Setup (minus downloading) took less than 15 minutes. That included the time it took to figure out how to share files without the manual. If you do not install the updates this product will not function properly, period.

The DVD player is very, very easy to use. It separates your video files into categories for easy searching. It is basically the same thing as the file system in your shared folder with a different skin. Very easy to search, organize and play all of your files. I was extremely satisfied with the diversity of files played. In fact I have files on my PC that I have been unable to find a good codec for that play flawlessly on this DVD player. I cannot say enough about the simplicity and quality of this player. The diversity of files played is shocking and flawless.

One thing that you need to make sure of is this... the player only takes certain wireless cards. If you open the product manual (above) on page 13 you will find a list of acceptable cards. It is probably best to order the card at the same time as the player... otherwise you may end up with a fancy DVD only player for a while... I was under the impression that it had built in wireless. It does however come with a Ethernet PC card that works great.

For a first Generation product that is breaking new ground you cannot beat this player. I cannot see myself replacing it until the format of media on the internet changes. If you cant afford to build a PC for the media room... or simply want something perfectly capable of filling that role you cannot go wrong with this product. It has my stamp of approval!

For people who built their home-networking by themselves ..........2004-07-13

... this is certainly a great product and at a very good price. I bought this for $130 in Feb 2004. I needed a new DVD player that can do progressive scan but finally got this with more features for little more money.
Setup is not straight-forward as mentioned in previous reviews, but learning to manage the setup issues is not necessarily a bad experience.
I'm giving 4 stars because the D2730 didn't support the wireless card (Belkin) that the manual specifies as being supported. But I got it to work with netgear wireless card (recommended by the customer support).
Finally, for me this is not a high-tech junk. (For some reason, the picture quality seems better when I view from the PC (using D2730 client-server setup) rather than burning the pictures in CD and viewing the CD from any DVD player, including D2730)).

One star for non-geeks; 4 stars for geeks........2004-06-18

I bought this the minute I saw it, thinking $110 was not much to lose. It took me over a week to get it fully working, but even so, I'm giving it 4 stars (if you're a computer geek). One star if you don't know what a router is (too hard for non geeks to get working).

While I have read about the many problems people have had with the wireless adapters, I am using this in wired mode.

The unit has two pieces of software:
1) The Client software is what is programmed into the unit itself. It is burned onto a flash memory inside the box. GoVideo has released three versions (mine came with version 1). You can upgrade or downgrade the Client by creating a CD-ROM (the online tech support walks you through it - very simple).
2) The Server software is what you put on your computer. It is the interface that locates and marks all of your video/MP3 files to be shared on the player. The Server itself is not a media player. There are two versions of Server.

So, the first thing I recommend is that you go to the website (even before your unit arrives) and make a V2 and V3 CD-ROM. I don't think V1 is even available over the net anymore, nor does it come on a CD-ROM when you get the device, so once you upgrade to V2, you can NOT downgrade to V1 again. This shouldn't be a problem, since V1 is really quite bad.

Even with a wired connection, I had A LOT of trouble getting the player to connect to my PC when Client V1 was installed. I had to force a fixed IP address, because the unit just couldn't figure out mine.

WORD OF WARNING: For some reason, GoVideo requires you to initially connect this device to a TV via a Coax cable. If you initially connect it to a S-Video or component video, the screen will simply not work. The menu is technically still there, but you can't see to navigate it. You need to connect via Coax to select the output mode you want. Of course, once you do, the screen goes blank until you connect to the TV differently. This operation alone demonstrates why the average person will hate this product. BTW - once you upgrade to V2, there is a button on the remote that cycles through the different output selects. Infinitely better, but hardly intuitive.

Once you have Client V3 and Server V2 installed, the box should be able to easily connect to the network.

Mine auto-connected at this point, but , the problems began here...

I have a Router between me and the Internet, and a hub connected to that. My PCs and the DVD Player were all connected to the Hub.

In this configuration, my videos were ALL playing very poorly (pixelated, no sound sync, skipping). I called tech support at least 6 times. They have very flexible hours, and each person I spoke to was different (but all in the USA). Unfortunately, no one was able to even come close to diagnosing my problem.

They were more than willing to send me a new unit, but I had a feeling it was something in my network itself. Well, someone at my work got the problem right away. It was my Hub. Even though it was a 10/100 hub, it was operating at half-duplex, so all of my media was getting killed.

The instant I removed the hub from my system, and replaced it with a switch, my video worked GREAT. BTW, this explains why you can't even BUY a hub at Best Buy these days. Switches are all full duplex, and cost under $10 per port.

So, if you're looking to buy one of these, here is what I learned:
1) Upgrade to the latest Client and Server
2) If you change the Server version, or the method the player uses to connect (auto IP, fixed IP, etc), cycle power on your PC and the DVD player.
3) DON'T connect to a hub - use a switch
4) If you're still having problems, Google on "D2730 forum" and you'll get much more useful information than tech support has.

Takes some work to get configured, but is well worth it.......2004-06-07

I initally tried to get it to work with my wireless lan (802.11b). Everything played, but the video was a little "blocky". I didn't have the funds to buy a new 802.11g router, so instead I hardwired the dvd player on a 100 mbit network. Everything now plays flawlessly, including mpeg1, mpeg2, and mpeg4/divx.

Its able to play Shoutcast radio streams using software called "twonkyvision" (search for it on google). That was a big plus for me.

As for the dvd functions, its a great dvd player for the price. Its got progressive scan and all of the outputs you would need.

Oh yeah, someone else mentioned this, but make sure you update the firmware on both the client and server or else things won't work right. That firmware can be downloaded from govideo's website.

I'm very satisfied with my purchase.

Product Description

Customize your Mac mini with an internal Bluetooth module for wireless access to printers, cell phones, PDAs, input devices and other peripherals

Customer Reviews:

Fully Connected.......2007-07-05

When I bought my Original mini I didn't think of ordering this. I wish I had. Now that I have it. It is great. I serviced Macs for 12 years and so installation was fairly easy for me. About 20 minutes with taking my time. When I powered up and checked the "About this Mac" the Airport and Bluetooth componets showed up. I was able to connect to my phone via Bluetooth. I don't have a wireless network at home so I have not be able to check that out yet. This was a better buy than was available on Ebay!

DO NOT BUY FOR A LATE MAC G5 DUAL/QUAD OR MAC PRO!.......2007-01-31

The previous review is absolutely accurate! If you have a Power Mac G5 from October 2005 on (Duals and Quad), you need the "Apple Wireless Upgrade Kit for Power Mac G5 Dual or Power Mac G5 Quad MA252G/A"

It is a two-piece solution, with a combo AirportExtreme/Bluetooth card mounted on a "runway card" that fits into the logic board slot. Plugging in a regular Airport Extreme card like the one on this page will do nothing, even though it fits perfectly.

Amazon sometimes has the MA252G/A in stock. There are a few vendors who have them available, should you want to install this yourself. BTW, Apple claims it is NOT a Do-It-Yourself install, so make sure you're technically inclined.

Above all, have fun.

Beware Pro and Quad G5 Users.......2006-09-06

It should be noted that this kit is not compatible with the new Mac Pro or the Quad G5 systems released in October 2005. The hardware is incompatible. Apple has not yet begun shipping upgrade kits for these systems as post-market options.

Not for GENERAL consumers.......2006-02-14

I'd only recommend you buying this if you're more DIY/techie and'd like to take the time and effort to pry your mini open to see its guts and put this in. There are numerous detailed installation guides and even a few videos online to get you through the 'cracking the case' scenario and I definately suggest getting some putty knives over the other strange techniques online.

works great, but not for consumers to install!.......2005-09-30

The Mac Mini is not intended to be opened by the consumer - only by an authorized Apple Repair Specialist. You need a special tool to open the Mac Mini and installing the BlueTooth module is tricky and can break fairly easily during install. The Apple Store will install this for free - but if you try installing it yourself and it breaks the card and/or the attachment points on the motherboard, guess who just ate some parts and money? You did! Let Apple or an authorized specialist do this so if they make a boo-boo, you're covered. I'm really at a loss as to why this module is even available on Amazon when you can't even buy it via Apple's site unless you're an authorized repair specialist. When you buy these at the Apple Store, it's with the service - they ring it up and take your Mac Mini to the back to install it - it's never just sold over the counter as a part for the consumer.

For non-Mac Mini owners, this item will NOT work with any other Mac made - period. This upgrade kit was made especially for the Mac Mini. This will not work in any Airport card slot (original model or Extreme). PERIOD. The module works like a charm, but why it's even available for sale here is beyond me.

Please note, the photo they have above is NOT a photo of the upgrade kit for the mini. It is a totally different form factor. I have uploaded a photo of the actual kit. It does not simply pop in like the airport extreme card pictured above - it is a kit with several small pieces and screws that takes about 30 minutes for an experienced installer to complete from beginning to end.

Average customer rating:
BMW Edition 40GB PhatBox Digital Media Player

Manufacturer: PhatNoise
ProductGroup: CE
Binding: Electronics

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Product Features:

Load your entire CD collection onto the PhatBox with one-click CD Manager Software

Schedule downloads from Audible.com to listen to the Wall Street Journal, books, and other leading publications

Plays MP3, WMA, CD-Exact, FLAC, and many other digital formats

Browse without taking your eyes off the road, as the system announces the playlist, album, artist or genre.

Compatible with BMW 3-and 5 Series and Mini Coopers 1998-2004

ASIN: B0000DC9CZ

Customer Reviews:

Not so great as previous ones..........2003-04-11

When I started working in the photo store I always wondered why people would spend [big bucks]for a point and shoot camera. After all, this money could have bought you a nice SLR set up and than some. Answer is simple: quality in the small package. TVS series over the years created reputation for themselves by making crystal sharp photographs, being strong, durable and having functionality of pro equipment. I used mine during Kilimanjaro climb and probably won' leave home without one. I was a proud owner of TVS I and II and awaited III to top them both, unfortunately it didn't happen. TVS III still delivers outstanding results but Contax gamble with new design didn't produce expected pay off. 30-60 mm lens range is good enough for all around traveling. Data back is built in. Like previous versions, when shooting wide angle you can experience some fall off (darkening) at the corners but that's normal for a point and shoot. This can be fixed by using higher f-stop. Let me start with pros of the camera:

- strong and durable construction. I have beaten my camera around, it has been in tight spots, I slept on it and still it is as good as new.
- Lens is sharp and has a nice warm saturation to it thanks to T* coating
- My camera has black finish which I expected to wear off quickly. I was proven wrong.
- Very clear viewfinder with a lot of information.

And now the cons:
- Lens cover is a disaster. It offers good protection when camera is closed but when it's open it creates problems and makes shooting uncomfortable. Also placing some of the controls on the cover puts unnecessary strain on hinges.
- Controls are small and hard to reach. Especially aperture settings.
- Flimsy "ON" switch

This is a good camera. I like it regardless of it's problems. To be quite honest I don't like it as much as the previous models but it will do for now. After all I'm after picture quality which in this case is superb.

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With the Digital IXUS v3, beauty goes beyond the surface. The 3.2-megapixel CCD captures all the information you need, allowing printing up to A4 without any loss of detail whilst the new high-performance DIGIC processor ensures superb color reproduction.The Digital IXUS v3 features a retractable 2x optical zoom lens (max 6.4x combined digital optical zoom) giving a wide range of shooting possibilities and its intelligent 9-point AiAF system means your subject will be perfectly focused. Whether you shoot in horizontal or vertical format, an Intelligent Orientation Sensor notices the difference - allowing more accurate metering and positioning your shots the right way up when you upload them to your PC. Movie mode lets you make a mini-movie complete with sound. You can edit your movie in-camera, share it via e-mail and even play it back on your TV. With Direct Print, vivid full-color prints appear in your hand in just three simple steps. You can print to the Canon card photo printer CP-100 or to a Canon Bubble Jet Direct printer, without the need for a PC.

Average customer rating:

Great Home Office Phone

Quality is horrendous

AT&T 922 2-Line Speakerphone

AT&T 922 2-Line Speakerphone (Dove Gray)

Manufacturer: AT&T
ProductGroup: CE
Binding: Electronics

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Product Features:

32-number speed-dial with up to 24 digits each

Automatically redials busy numbers every 40 seconds up to 10 times

Customize ringer tones and volumes per line

Compatible with 3-way conference calling

Mount on your desk or wall

ASIN: B00000JBHR

Amazon.com Product Description

The AT&T 922 offers support for two lines, sturdy construction, simple operation, and a value price, making it ideal for small-office desktops. Thirty-two speed dial presets, each storing up to 24 digits, makes calling your most important contacts a snap. Automatic redial attempts to contact a busy number every 40 seconds, up to 10 times, after which you'll need to redial the number yourself. Each line rings with a customized tone and volume, ideal if you use one line for home and one for business. The phone supports three-way conferencing. It can be mounted on the wall to save space. When the 922 is purchased new, it is backed by AT&T's assurance of quality: a one-year warranty.

Customer Reviews:

Great Home Office Phone.......2003-06-14

We have had this phone for a number of years, & it's still working great. Only problem: I have lost the manual & am having a problem obtaining a new manual. I need it to reprogram the memory phone numbers. Anyone know where I can get one??

Quality is horrendous.......2002-07-22

I have had this phone for a year and have had problems with Keys sticking and not switching from speaker to the hand set. I have had calls dropped when selecting the speaker phone and then hanging up the phone on the cradle. I bought this phone because ATT has been always reliable. It is just like the rest. Why can't someone make a decent home office phone? We can put men on the Moon.

AT&T 922 2-Line Speakerphone.......2001-12-15

This is s great phone. It is perfect for your home office so you can answer either line while on the computer.The speakerphone option could be clearer but for the price it is good.

Product Description

Sports fans never worry about inclement weather, so bring along the portable TV that is resistant to water. When you are sitting in the stands and the sky opens up, don't pocket that TV... enjoy! CASIO introduces the SY-21 water resistant portable handheld TV. The product features a 2.3" Color Screen with Passive Matrix Technology (Ti-STN) that will make your viewing experience worthwhile in almost any conditions. It's 39, 600 Pixel screen lets you see images in sharp and vivid quality. The SY-21 is sure to become a part of your adventurous lifestyle, letting you pick up those extra few episodes of your favorite show or letting you watch the game in the comfort of your own backyard. Its built in earphone jack (earphones or ear buds are not included) lets you listen to your the SY-21 without disturbing those around you. Of course, you may have to split that extra ear bud with someone because they'll be wanting to join you as you watch that last inning or last 30 seconds of your favorite team winning the game.

Amazon.com Product Description

Bring a TV to the game, no matter the weather, with the Casio SY-21 handheld TV, which features a 2.3-inch TFT screen with Anti-Glare Passive Matrix Technology (Ti-STN) for a clear, visible picture in just about any condition. It features a rod antenna that folds down as well as an external antenna jack, built-in mono speaker, headphone mini jack. It receives VHF (2 to 13) and UHF channels (14 to 69) and is powered by an AC adapter or 4 AA batteries.

What's in the Box
Casio SY-21 handheld TV, printed instruction book

Customer Reviews:

Excellent mini TV.......2005-12-20

I bought this heand-held TV two years ago. I live in Florida and, needless to say, we have some weather related power outages. This little gadget was the only source of information many times and it worked without problem. The only "downside" would be batteries. This unit uses 4 AA batteries and they don't last very long. I consider this minor issue. The reception is also great.

worth it.......2003-06-26

I dont know what the person who wrote the first review was thinking but this is a great product its worth the money. it works great.

worth it.......2003-06-26

I dont know what the person who wrote the first review was thinking but this is a great product its worth the money. it works great.

watch out for this one!.......2003-04-23

This thing doesn't work! It died suddenly after 2 weeks and we had to fix it by shipping it out of state! Trust me, it's not worth the trouble.

Average customer rating:
C100 740 Cen 512/80 Dvr 15 Wl 8C Wxp

Manufacturer: Lenovo
ProductGroup: Personal Computer
Binding: Personal Computers

Notebooks | Computers & Add-Ons | Categories | Electronics
Product Features:

Comfortable, ergonomic keyboard

Large 15-inch XGA display

Designed around Lenovo Care support options

512 MB of installed memory

One-Button System Recovery

ASIN: B000ES4R16

Product Description

The Lenovo 3000 C100 notebook is a sleek, dependable notebook that offers worry-free computing and solid performance at a great value. This notebook is ideal for professionals who seek an affordable, yet sleek and complete notebook package packed with mainstream features.

Product Description

The BenQ RF11-GP31 bundle includes both wireless keyboard and optical mouse. This package comes with two RF channels and 255 IDs that allow multiple users. The keyboard has seven multimedia and Internet functions, while the optical mouse with scroll wheel can be used on varying surfaces with ease.

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