NthPlayer's media catalog organizes videos into TV Shows, Movies, Music Videos, and Video Podcasts. In addition to show titles, the media catalog also keeps track of show season and episode numbers to make it easy for users to find exactly the video they want.
NthPlayer's media aggregator keeps the media catalog up to date with exactly the videos that can currently be played from shared folders and UPnP volumes on the local network.
The media aggregator knows when computers are turned on and turned off and updates the devices internal metadata database to add or remove videos as necessary. This eliminates syncing or copying of videos to NthCode Player devices.
NthPlayer supports all of today's popular video formats so consumers can spend their time playing videos – not converting them from one format to another.
All the major MPEG video formats (including high-quality h.264 and MPEG-4 variants like xVid, and DivX) as well as WMV and Flash Video (FLV) in any of the AVI, ASF, OGG, OGM, MKV, MP4, and QT video file containers can play at up-to 1080p HD resolution on sufficiently capable hardware.
Yes, that's pretty much everything.
NthPlayer supports Internet streaming services using standard HTTP, RTSP, and MMS protocols.
Here in Asia, we are able to stream live Internet video from Bloomberg Television, Channel V Music Television, as well as many local and satellite television stations in Mainland China, Taiwan, and Hong Kong.
NthPlayer also supports the download and playback of videos in Youtube video feeds through NthPlayer's integrated RSS feed reader.
NthPlayer's integrated web browser makes it easy to find and subscribe to thousands of Internet TV feeds – many in HD – using open Internet television guides, such as Miro.
Once a user subscribes to a video feed, NthPlayer's integrated media-RSS feed engine checks for and can automatically download new HTTP and BitTorrent files.
Devices running NthPlayer extend that future from the small screens of PCs and laptops to big screens around the home. So consumers finally have the freedom to watch Internet videos where they want to watch them.
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