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High quality Micro media player Pi3
High quality Micro media player Pi3
High quality Micro media player Pi3
We build inexpensive micro movie and music players for clients looking for solid performer and affordable price. ($295.00 MSRP)
This player plays BluRay movies up to 1080p/60fps and DVDs, upconverting to 1080p. This is also great music player.
If you don't need rack mount player or need very small one, this is an option for you.
Connect Perfect Micro Media Players onto the same network and configure it to stream movies and music right away! Add multiple units for easy whole house streaming!
Video Output: HDMI with max. resolution 1920×1080 at 60 fps
Audio output: HDMI 2.0 (Supports DTS-MA, DTS-HD, & Dolby TrueHD),
Analog: Stereo audio jacks, for L/R RCA
No Dolby Atmos neither DTS:X
PerfectJACK Blu-ray drives
High quality Micro media player Pi3
High quality Micro media player Pi3
PerfectJACK UHD Blu-ray/DVD/CD Drives ($1500.00 MSRP)
(4) discs on PerfectJACK + (1) disc on main unit = (5) discs total
· Requires compatible PHT Media NAS - not a standalone unit
· Plug-n-play w. power + (4) USB3 cables - zero configuration
· Use eSATA port for legacy systems w. custom eSATA card
Why Add PerfectJACK/LiivJACK?
Working in concert with compatible PHT Media Systems, PerfectJACK is the best way to quickly archive massive disc collections. Have tons of CDs, DVDs, and Blu-rays? PerfectJACK is the perfect answer to digitizing all of those discs easily and quickly!
Why Choose LiivJACK over conventional archiving carousels / robotic systems?
· Speed - up to 80% less time:
Convention carousel systems only process (1) disc at a time. Not only is this slow, but if a disc has a scratch or blemish that is bad enough to cause read issues, but not bad enough to cause the disc to be ejected, one may find that the entire job is held up due to a single disc - with no alerts of any kind. PerfectJACK's multi-disc design eliminates this problem, since it can process (4) discs onboard + (1) on the main unit. While there's a small bit of labor involved, it is the most cost effective and fastest way to archive massive collections - complete with proper cover art, metadata, and other rich details!
