DirecTV Users Can Access Pictures and Movies From PCs
In an announcement that didn’t make much news, DirecTV said that users of its DirecTV HD DVR will be able to access pictures and music from their PCs.
DirecTV also said that it will allow the ability to stream video from PCs to the HD DVR, sometime later this year.
The kicker is that it can only work with Intel’s lame Viiv technology.
Pictures and music is something Tivo Series 2 users already get. The ability to stream video, however, would be extra cool and is something that I’d like Tivo to have. In fact, why not have a browser or e-mail functionality as well?
DirecTV, DVR, PVR, HD DVR, Tivo, Viiv, Intel, digital video recorder
January 21st, 2007 at 5:04 am
It viiv is so lame as you call it, why do want all of the functionality of viiv in tivo?
January 21st, 2007 at 2:11 pm
Vivv offers no functionality that you can’t get anywhere else. Viiv is simply a marketing plan for Intel–just put some stickers on a computer and call it Viiv.
What functionality does Viiv get you? A CPU from Intel?