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A new video network player from Buffalo, Approved by the RIAA and DRM Lovers

Allan Ford November 10, 2007

Buffalo just released 2 new video network players, with the LT-H90LAN (Lan Only), and LT-H90WN (Lan and Wifi A/B/G/N). With either one of these 2 devices, you will be able to stream Music (AAC, MPEG Audio, WMA, WM DRM 10 and MP3), Pictures (JPEG, PNG, BMP, GIF), as well as Video (Mpeg-2, H.264 and WMV9), in Full HD resolution: 1920×1080.

While this device does not really support DivX files, the major feature here is the full support of the AVCHD, and the fact that our device is DLNA DTCP-IP (Digital Transmission Content Protection over Internet Protocol) a specification for copyrighted content transferred over IP between two compliant DTCP-IP products, and does not allow contents to be transmitted over the internet or shared outside of the home network… Well, I will pass on this one !

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