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| CyberLink Selected by NEC Computers CyberLink announces that CyberLink's line of Digital Home applications will be shipped with NEC computers to deliver a ubiquitous digital home platform, allowing users to enjoy digital media anytime, anywhere. CyberLink's ubiquituous Digital Home Solution consists of the MediaServer, SoftDMA and CyberLink Live. MediaServer and SoftDMA place-shift users' media content from their home servers to other devices in the home network allowing users to enjoy media content anywhere at home. CyberLink Live compliments media access at home to allow users enjoy their TV, videos, photos, videos and music even if they are away from home. CyberLink Digital Home Solution for the home consists of MediaServer, which opens access to the media files installed in the computer. Together with NEC POWERMATE X series, the combination turns into a powerful infotainment media hub for the home. To access these media from another PC, users will need to use SoftDMA - a software-based media access application. SoftDMA are pre-installed in all the current and future range of NEC consumer notebook, desktop and the newly launched hybrid PCs NEC POWERMATE P - hence allowing users to access videos, photos, music, movies, TV from the MediaServer or any DLNA compliant server. Likewise, Mediaserver supports any DLNA computers or consumer devices. While the MediaServer yields media access within the home network, CyberLink Live software serves to allow access from outside the home via the Internet. By installing the CyberLink Live software in NEC POWERMATE X, users will be able to access TV, videos, photos, music, download document and capture videos from webcams simply by logging into the CyberLink Live website. CyberLink Live also allows users to share their videos and photos with friends and family members with highly secured access links to their home servers. This provides a quick and alternative way to sharing without having to upload large file sizes of volume. write your comments about the article :: © 2007 Computing News :: home page |