How fast at 2.0? Would it stream an HD movie?
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Honestly, Robert, I've been using it for system backups/restores. I haven't tried it for streaming.
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If you mean mp4 movies then yes. I'm able to connect to my tv & watch things that I've downloaded in mp4 format.
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This flash drive is more than enough to stream an HD movie. Maxes out the USB2.0 port (~30MB/s).
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At 2.0 it runs at speeds just as all current 2.0 flash devices would run. It will stream in HD just fine. I use mine for most video file formats just fine on my laptop, PS3 and Roku devices.
293799
Nope, had it running for 2 wks, not an issue. Not even when watching 1080P movies
1669752
You don't need a USB 3.0 flash drive, you should be able to use a USB 2.0 flash drive and the speed should be fast enough to watch all movies directly off the flash drive. USB 2.0 is capable of 280 Mbit/sec (35 Mbyte/sec). Most HD movies don't exceed that bitrate, and standard definition video is significantly lower than that. Remember: USB 3.0 media will only work with other USB 3.0 devices, but USB 2.0 media will work with both USB 2.0 and USB 3.0 devices.
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By "HD", I'm assuming you mean "hard drive" and not "high definition".Does this thing output 1080/720 if it receives such a signal from a Slingbox HD/Pro?
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Even the average modern USB2 flash drive at 1/4th the cost is more than fast enough to watch a HD/1080p video directly. For a large sequential access like a video file even the slow ones can achieve over 14MB/s.
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Good as in resolution quality? Yes its good for the quality it has. Now streaming anything is based on your internet speed.
1260719
Does fine for everything, but streaming movies won't take advantage of the frame rates this monitor is capable of.
616182
Since 1 HD movie would be around 2GB to stream you would blow through your data plan. Even if you had an unlimited plan (which is a joke) they choke your connection after 2-5gb depending on who you are with and to my knowledge Verizon does not even offer an unlimited plan.
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I havent tried it with an on line streaming service such as hulu - however i saw a significant improvement in performance in streaming hd movies from my NAS.
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An easy way to test that out is to have a 3.0 flash drive and transfer a 2-4gig file (a movie works nicely) and compare the speed. The 3.0 is noticeably faster. I found that the instructions that came with my laptop were not reliable in that regard. I hope this of some help to you.
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If you want to use 2.0 then I would buy one that is 2.0 and save a few dollars. This is faster and I would use 3.0 and get the better speeds, myself.
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According to the item specification "transfer rates of up to 340Mhz or 10.2gbps" this is a 1.4 version cable. HDMI 2.0 supports 600 mhz clock rates and up to 18GB throughput
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I use the gh4 for 4k recordings so it's fast enough for hd ass well.The card is very fast and can hold 2:30 hours of hd in the gh4.
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No the actual chipsets for HDMI 2.0 are hardware and not software driven. I am also waiting on the AVR's to start shipping with the 2.0 spec chips; if you are going for 4k at the higher frame rates I suggest you wait. This AVR will still do the 4k at the lower frame rates and bit fields so if all you really care about is 1080p content and 4K at lower frame rates you should be good to go with this receiver for a few years. There isn't much 4k content even available yet but it should be coming soon when they announce what media (probably blu-ray) they can fit it on.
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I believe it does because it will pass 4k video and I think it has to be 2.0 to do that.
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Yes, be sure to get a class 10 card for the fast read/write speeds HD video requires.
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Thank you for your reply. I forgot to mention that I'm trying to stream HD mpg files that I'm getting off my Tivo HD. Not sure about their bit-rate but I guess it is high enough. That is the question: What router+adapter allows HD streaming, at least 1080i?As far as I understand it now, old G technology will not fit, we need N-wireless and not 2.4 GHz but 5 GHz etc.