Talk:Comparison of digital media players
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This may be a bit ambitious
The industry includes the myriad of cable, telco, and DBS offerings, blu-ray players, networked av receivers, as well as stand-alone digital receivers and home media players. To make this relevant, you'll need to first capture the major managed service offerings by Comcast, DirecTV, Cablevision, TimeWarner Cable, Verizon FiOS, Dish Networks and Cox (not to mention Tivo and Sling). Each of them currently offers 3 to 5 different STBs. Or you can rename this to cover only stand-alone digital media receivers which I think was the intent. In the short term, at least get Roku in there since they are the number one standalone digital media receiver brand.Mattnad (talk) 07:57, 29 June 2011 (UTC)
- Agree the article is named poorly --Skunark (talk) 03:57, 22 March 2012 (UTC)
Suggested move or merge
This article is really more about digital media receivers. Accordingly, this can be moved to "Comparison of Digital media receivers" for all Digital media receivers or merged with that article. Any comments? Mattnad (talk) 16:34, 5 October 2011 (UTC)
Merge "Comparison of Net-Connected Media Players" article content into this article
Comparison of Net-Connected Media Players is basically the same subject so I suggest that these to topics be merged, maybe to a new article named Comparison of Digital media receivers" for all Digital media receivers as already suggested above. 164.4.17.36 (talk) 13:29, 3 October 2013 (UTC)
Merge "List of Net Connected Media Players" article content into this article
List of Net Connected Media Players is basically the same subject so I suggest that these to topics be merged, maybe to a new article named Comparison of Digital media receivers" for all Digital media receivers as already suggested above. 164.4.17.36 (talk)
List is erroneous
The Western Digital TV boxes DO have web browsers build in to them. It's just hidden. It can be accessed by going to the about screen in the settings, and hitting the search button on the remote. You can also navigate the browser via a USB keyboard or mouse.