Network Media Player With Storage

The Cirago Multimedia Center delivers a comprehensive multimedia experience in an amazingly small device. Play videos in a variety of formats, images and digital music from the built-in storage, network-connected PCs, attached USB devices and memory card. Record video from any device that can output to AV; recordings can be scheduled and time-shifted. All functionality can be easily accessed from an intuitive menu selected with the included remote control.

Amazon Sales Rank: #76709 in Consumer Electronics Size: 1 TB Color: Black Brand: cirago Model: CMC1100 Number of items: 1 Dimensions: 7.00" h x 2.20" w x 8.00" l, All-in-one multimedia center with DVR functionality, HD playback, and more Ethernet port for home-network connectivity; also includes wireless USB adapter for wireless connectivity 1 TB capacity stores up to 1400 hours of video Supports MP3, WMA, WAV, and Audio 2 and 3; rechargable li-ion battery offers 10 hours of continuous play Can be used to convert VHS and Hi8 tapes to digital formats

With its sleek, compact design and DVR functionality, the Cirago CMC1000 Multimedia Center is the perfect complement to any home entertainment center. Not only does it record and store up to 1400 hours of video, it also supports HD playback. An intuitive menu makes it easy to transfer media files to and from external storage devices or media cards, and wireless and Ethernet connectivity lets you stream online programming from your computer network directly to your TV. Amazingly versatile and compact, the CMC1000 will function as a convenient bridge between your home computer and television. The Cirago Multimedia Center At a Glance: DVR functionality with live TV timeshift HD playback with up to 720p resolution USB adapter for wireless connectivity The USB port provides added storage capacity and easy file transfer. The CMC1000 features a range of audio-video inputs for recording and playback of numerous media file types The DVR Meets the Media Player With this all-in-one multimedia center you can record your favorite TV shows at the touch of a button, or schedule television show recordings with the help of its easy-to-navigate menu. Use the Timeshift feature to give yourself a 30-minute recording buffer so you can pause or rewind television programming. With different recording modes from HQ to SLP, the CMC1000 lets you record at up to 720 x 480p resolution and store up to 1400 hours of video. Store and Share Videos, Music, and Photos With its 1 TB hard drive, the CMC1000 makes it possible to consolidate all of your digital videos, music, and photos onto a single device. The multimedia center supports video resolution playback of 720p or 1080i, so you can use it as an HD video player, too. Anyone still hanging on to a time-worn collection of VHS or Hi8 tapes will be happy to know that the CMC1000 can be used to convert them into digital copies (VCR/Hi8 player and connector cables sold separately). You can even use it to create favorite photo slideshows, music mixes, or "best-of" video collections. Compact Design Fits Anywhere You'll be surprised to find that the CMC1000's wide range of functions comes in such a small package. Measuring only 7 x 2.2 x 8 inches (H x W x D), the unit will fit discreetly alongside your television or home computer. With such a sleek design, you won't mind having to move it from room to room, or even carry it over to a friend's house! Wireless Connectivity Because the cornerstone of today's media library is the home computer, this multimedia center includes an USB wireless adapter that allows you to establish a wireless internet connection with your home computer network. With wireless connectivity, you'll have a virtual bridge between your computer and television so that you can stream online programming, or use the file-copy feature to transfer files back-and-forth. A handy USB port lets you add additional storage capacity, while the card reader (MS, SD/MMC) gives you access to various media. What's in the Box CMC1100 Multimedia Center, stand, USB adapter, remote control, and AC adapter.

Most helpful customer reviews 9 of 10 people found the following review helpful. Cirago CMC 1000 - Stay AWAY By Felix Rokhvarger If you looking for solution to view your digital photos, video, music and be able to have DVR capability with no monthly fees - Cirago could be an affordable device that could do this for you if it would not be a Junk. The Bad: 1. Customer supports none existent. 2. Week remote control, operating distance is too short. Universal control improves the distance, but a problem is within Cirago unit itself. 3. Slow operating system and questionable firmware makes this unit worst on the market. 4. In the process of files and folders selection jumps through several lines, in most cases does not accepts the remote commands from a first attempt or responds with long delay. 5. On power on, system intermittently does not find Network drive, ether on wired or wireless Network, and restart is required several times to make the system find the drive. 6. On power on, system intermittently does not produce the sound output and restart is required several times to make the system work. 7. Internal Hard Drive recording capability only for FAT32 system only. 8. LAN hardware is limited to 10/100. The good: 1. Plays all video formats I tried so far. 2. Plays all audio formats I tried so far. 3. Records live TV and any Audio-Video source connected to the unit. 4. Pauses live TV up to 30 Minutes. 5. Picture quality is good. My recommendation is to stay away from this product, instead purchase WD TV Live as a media player. Unfortunately I was not able to find decent combination of DVR and Media Player as of today. 6 of 6 people found the following review helpful. STAY AWAY! By D. L. Prescott I got it very quickly, it's nothin bad on amazon's end but on the cirago end, its big and bulky, the face was loose, felt like it was going to fall off, So i power this thing up for the first time, im thinking coo! Then I hook it up to my computer and try to transfer files and it says drive not recognized on WinXP Pro, Then it shut down on me, that was the end of the story, its goin back now. I would stay away from this. 6 of 6 people found the following review helpful. Not sure if it's worth it By adman Isn't as easy to use as described as a DVR or to record shows on the tv. Still haven't figured out how to label shows with the name of the tv show so have to go thru them to find the right one. Some of the controls are a little confusing to figure out because the directions aren't the greatest. Was going to return this but it took 2 weeks to get here and then after trying to figure it out it had been several days over the 30 days from date of order. We'll see how it does as an actual external harddrive but we ordered it for the DVR capabilities and it isn't worth the price to me. Slowly figuring it out so maybe my mind will change when we get it all figured out. See all 6 customer reviews...