WDTV and photos: Does the WDTV allow you to easily move from one photo to the next using the remote?
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Yes, you can use the next and prev buttons to go one picture at the time forward or backwards. Current picture is displayed until you hit next or prev. You can also run it as a slide show, even play music at the same time (also from the hard drive). Picture control included rotation and zoom in (fixed steps only, 1x, 2x, etc.)
2065220
Yes you can. I've been using one remote out of the three I have to control all of them.
1101388
I don't know, I've applied this update http://www.wdc.com/en/products/wdtv/ but does not says anything about DTS, and my Home Theather does the decoding via optical audio input (toslink)
415801
Yes, very easily. You click on an icon and the viewing screen loads. Then click on a menu selection and a picture of your cable box remote appears next to the viewing window. Click on the buttons and you are controlling your cable box from afar.
1690209
I have the WDTV in addition to a DLNA media server installed on my D-LINK NAS. I can access all my media wirelessly throughout the house from my PS3 and computers, but my real interest was in watching MKVs, which is not supported by a whole lot of devices. The WDTV is one of the few devices so far that can, so I'm stuck with having 2 devices. The USB port on the NAS is for printer sharing. It is not a data port for reading files from the drive, so my guess is networked hard drives will not work.My wishlist, in order of priority:1) Sony to release a firmware to play .mkv's.2) WD to release a version of this device that is networked so I can read files off my NAS. I have the WDTV in addition to a DLNA media server installed on my D-LINK NAS. I can access all my media wirelessly throughout the house from my PS3 and computers, but my real interest was in watching MKVs, which is not supported by a whole lot of devices. The WDTV is one of the few devices so far that can, so I'm stuck with having 2 devices. The USB port on the NAS is for printer sharing. It is not a data port for reading files from the drive, so my guess is networked hard drives will not work.My wishlist, in order of priority:1) Sony to release a firmware to... » Read More I have the WDTV in addition to a DLNA media server installed on my D-LINK NAS. I can access all my media wirelessly throughout the house from my PS3 and computers, but my real interest was in watching MKVs, which is not supported by a whole lot of devices. The WDTV is one of the few devices so far that can, so I'm stuck with having 2 devices. The USB port on the NAS is for printer sharing. It is not a data port for reading files from the drive, so my guess is networked hard drives will not work.My wishlist, in order of priority:1) Sony to release a firmware to play .mkv's.2) WD to release a version of this device that is networked so I can read files off my NAS. « Show Less
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Yes, it does. The remote actualy have convinient buttons to do it very easily. Just be sure to update to the latest version, i had some issues with the player out of the box, but once I update firmware worked fine. Just one comment, I convert several of my blu rays to mkv and then encode it myself to take less room on my hd, I had some issues with subtitles doing that, but I am awere that is mostly for the encoding that I used. For multiple audio tracks just be sure that your receiver supports the format of the source and you are set.
2143291
Yeah you can move camera up and down left right remotely from phone or smart device.
374412
There is a servo connection that attaches to the camera. This allows remote trigger of it. Also to change modes from still to video.
2078065
Absolutely. I often use this remote for star trail photos, where I set the camera to BULB, and the release manages the exposure. I can easily do &gt;30 second exposure, and often have left the camera and remote set up shoot a series of 5-minute exposures for as many as I need to get the desired effect, up to the limit for the remote.
2064229
Yes. Thru your dvr you can set your camera to go to many positions. I have one of mine move to 6 positions then it goes back to the first and starts over.
1293324
The remote receives WIFI signal and then records on standard SD cards......it has no hardware or ports to send out information. You could put in an SD card with a cable on ( available from Amazon ) to get the pictures transferred out of the unit via the cable to an SD card on some type of hardware / box etc. that would then send it out.......seems like a lot of work / hardware for what a trailcam already set up with cell capabilitis
1930988
I think the answer is yes. The remote will let you choose tracks to repeat, say 3, 5, repeat. I rarely use programming features but the display on the unit shows a 'loop' icon when I did the 3, 5, repeat setup.
688994
Hi MD, To cycle through cameras you can do it 2 ways, 1 from the remote control by pressing 1/5,2/6,3/7 and 4/8 and on the control box you just press cam1, cam2, cam3 and cam4 this will bring up one picture at a time in full screen.
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I have two cameras. You can set it up to automatically switch if you like or change it manually.
29334
When I was subscribed to DISH, I did map my dvr remote to the harmony remote. You can actually have it learn the functions of a remote and map the functions to any button of your choosing. Hope this helps...
998490
so far I can only do it with remote. If there is another way I haven't figured it out yet.
1899067
No, you set your camera to the self timer function and scroll down until you find the remote wireless setting.