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The case is a black, all-metal clam-shell with the only plastic being the strip on the front of the case where the IR receiver is located.
Instead they've moved to a smaller, more square box. The design is no longer a slim, wide, DVD player-like device. The SageTV HD200 is extremely small in size The HD Theater is shipped in a fairly standard, white box with details about the contents and the SageTV logo on the side.ĭesign and Appearance The HD Player is a small, black box that measures 6 3/4” Wide x 1 1/2” High x 6” Deep, including the feet and connectors on the back.
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Setup Guide ( also available in PDF format for viewing or download). Ethernet cable (1.5 meters or 16 feet long). IR Remote control with 2 AAA batteries (same remote that came with the HD100). SageTV HD Theater digital media receiver. What's Included with the SageTV HD Theater? Ethernet network connection available to connect to your SageTV server (not required for standalone mode). #SAGETV HD THEATRE 300 TV#
TV with AV, S-Video or HDMI inputs (Doesn't have to be an HD set although it certainly handles the 1080i HDTV's quite nicely). SageTV Media Center installed and fully configured on a Windows, Mac or Linux computer. #SAGETV HD THEATRE 300 PC#
SageTV installed on a PC running Windows XP on the "server" PC in the office. Yamaha AV Receiver (tested with HDMI, Optical as well as Analog audio inputs with Optical as the primary tested). #SAGETV HD THEATRE 300 720P#
Sharp SB46SBU LCD HD ( 480i, 480p, 720p and 1080i resolution) TV (also tested on a SD TV and a smaller HD LCD Set). I've been using it as an extender as well as in "standalone mode" to see what it can do and how it performs. Review Setup The primary HD200 review unit has had a prominent spot at the GeekTonic home right next to our 46" LCD TV. A really useful feature that doesn't require a laptop on the road to work. This HD200 box can act as a placeshifter device right to a Television set so pack the tiny box for your road trip, plug it in to the TV and internet and connect over the web. Depending on the connection speed (upload speed from your home and connection speed wherever you are connecting remotely) SageTV transcodes the media to allow it to be viewed over the web. 
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So if you're at the office, on vacation or on a business trip you can start up the SageTV Placeshifter software program and see on your computer what you would see at home including the menus and media. SageTV placeshifter is an add-on to SageTV Media Center that allows you to access your media center from outside your home network.
Placeshifter Mode: Finally we have a function that hasn't been publicized a lot, but is really pretty useful. Stand-Alone Mode: Secondly the HD Theater is a media player in stand-alone mode - no computer required, just put it near your television set, plug in an external drive or NAS or connect it to your home network to access your media and then browse and playback that media via the 10-foot interface. Extender Mode: First and foremost it is a HTPC extender for SageTV software - put it by your television set, plug it into your home network and it "extends" your HTPC experience to your TV in an easy, silent way. HD Theater: Three Functions in One BoxThe SageTV HD Theater (Model STP-HD200) is really three devices in one. THIS REVIEW UNIT WILL BE GIVEN AWAY TO A LUCKY GEEKTONIC READER SO STAY TUNED FOR MORE INFO. After putting the HD200 through the paces for about a month at the GeekTonic House, it's finally time to share how the new SageTV HD200 performs compared to the earlier SageTV HD100 and how it stacks up as a HTPC extender and Stand-Alone Media Player. Now one year later on December 2008, SageTV began selling the new "HD200 HD Player" that is a "step up" from the HD100 with many new features. The extender concept at SageTV has become so successful, you could ask a sample of SageTV users whether they have at least one HD100 or HD200 extender and I'll bet 90% or more would answer yes. It could handle high definition video and an amazing number of formats, was slim & silent and was nearly trouble-free as a plug & play HTPC device. The SageTV HD100 was a hit from the day it was available in 2007. In the last few years though, SageTV has really picked up steam and began separating from the pack of HTPC programs available with their implementation of HTPC extenders. SageTV got its start by making a powerful and flexible Home Theater PC software program that satisfied the needs of the "power" HTPC user.
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