Can this play 1080p video smoothly?
206319
Mine does. Make sure the E6400 you buy has the Nvidia quadro NVS 160 video card in it (like mine). I cant speak for the E6400's that have the GMA shared video.
206320
Even from the hard drive I can't play 720p smoothly half the time, let alone 1080p but I bought mine used.
206321
Yes, I have no problems running 1080p video from my NAS or the internal hard drive.
206322
Yes, that mainly however depends on your internet connection for the most part, but I have had no trouble with it. Good luck
436538
Yes this unit will accept a 1080p signal and then scale it down to the 720p native.
22652
This display will not do 1080p. You can watch 1080p movies, iyour video player will scale them but it is a 720p display. Movies, and games, still look great.
1681258
For my 1080p TV the video quality isn't that great so I would recommend getting the ROKU that can stream in 1080P.
1441431
The HD720 is supports 1080P. There is no current UHD support at this time. You may inquire about this future at the KDLinks website via email.
2071178
According to Roku's Web site: Roku HD-XR Capable of Playing 1080P HD Video (via free upgrade later this year)http://www.roku.com/roku-products#2
1297173
Yes. But video quality isnt very good. If moving with it, any video quality will be jagged and choppy.
2181251
Ubuntu 10.10 set it to 1080p with no problem. I did not try the speakers since I have other speakers.
996762
I doubt it would be good for your purposes. It's OK at 1080p but can bog down/stutter at times with a LOT of rapidly moving objects on screen - such as some parts of Guardians of The Galaxy. As for video editing - it could work .. but it sounds like you need a more robust card.
977256
It was meant for media stuff (even has the Media Center button built in near the power button), but last time I tried, I think the super HD videos (like 1080p) do slightly lag, and other resolutions under that should play fine. Also consider the fact that the max memory supported by the motherboard is 2gb.
1689059
Possibly. If your HDTV has a component video input, then most likely yes. However, you might take a moment and read the other comments about 1080p resolution concerns.
952733
I think it will upconvert any video source to 1080p. I am reading the info and I have bought it from amazon, but I haven't receive it yet.It won't improve the image as long as you don't have a good video source like HDMI. HDMI and component cables provide up to 1080i resolution (similar to 720p). Blue ray and PS3 are the only source with pure 1080p.Just make sure your TV supports 1080p, otherwise it won't make any difference.
379907
It supports 1080p INPUT. but it's native resolution is on 1280X800 so 720p is the best you are going to get.
409765
FYI, I found out VLC alone will not playback 1080p, at least not without your occasional skipping and stuttering. Install k-lite codecs and run the movies using Windows Media Player classic. It runs like a champ.
22655
No, the screen resolution is 1366 x 768, so 1080p movies will play like 720p.
1180844
Only if your TV has the appropriate RCA connections. The video will NOT be in 1080 because the old RCA style video connection does not support it.
2272626
Yes and no. Streaming audio and most video should be OK... But if you want to play a hardcore fast action hi Def video game I think the lag and occasional choppyness will be a showstopper