| Sony DMXNV1 Bravia Internet Video Link |  | Brand: Sony
Category: CE
List Price: $199.99
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Rating:  31 reviews
Color: Black
Media: Electronics
Shipping Weight (lbs): 128
Dimensions (in): 11.5 x 7.7 x 3.9
MPN: DMX-NV1
Model: DMX-NV1
UPC: 027242715110
EAN: 0027242715110
ASIN: B000RFURG0
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Streams videos directly from content providers with broadband connection | | • | Integrates with the Xross Media Bar™ (XMB) | | • | Allows access to the latest weather, news and traffic at the touch of one button | | • | Access content through the TV remote control | | • | New video service partners may be added to the XMB™ to expand video choices |
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Product Description
Watch internet video from the comfort of your couch with the DMX-NV1 BRAVIA(R) Internet Video Link. This easy-to-attach module lets you stream internet video to compatible BRAVIA HDTVs over your broadband internet connection. The DMX-NV1 stays hidden behind the TV keeping your home theater setup clean and uncluttered. Using the award-winning Xross Media Bar(TM), and your TV remote control you can intuitively browse select online music videos, movie trailers, user-generated videos, personalized weather, traffic feeds and more with no additional download or access fees. Internet video providers include AOL, Yahoo!, and Grouper (and more as they become available).
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 Works well but missing embedded wireless interface August 23, 2010
Bruce D. Miller (Boston, MA)
The DMXNV1 provides the standard Sony network interface directly on your Sony Bravia TV. It works as advertised; however, there are some areas that are less than optimal:
1. This interface requires either a direct Ethernet connection to your router or a wirelesss network/game extender for network interconnect. I had expected a built in wireless interface given the cost of the DMXNV1. I did purchase a wireless game extender and it all works well.
2. The DMXNV1 can attach to Sony televisions; however, it is not really an integrated play. The unit uses HDMI and USB cables to interconnect with the television and requires its own inteconnect to AC power. I had anticipated that the module would fit on the television and mechanically make the appropriate interconnects...it doesn't. I have mine set up free standing with the provided stand.
3. The set up provides audio through your Sony television and requires that you use your audio output on the television to provide interconnect to a home theater audio system. Again, this all works, but is less than elegant.
Overall, this interface allow you to get internet attach for your Bravia television. It is useful for internet direct services such as Netflix. It is a bit inelegant, but functions as described.
Works Great for Netflix January 29, 2010
M. D. McCord (Wisconsin, USA)
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
I read a lot of so-so to bad reviews of this. But I got one anyway because I found out it now supports Netflix. I could not be happier with it. I have not yet tried the Amazon "on demand" feature and most of the other features are worthless. But the Netflix steaming does everything I want it to. At $199 it's a huge rip off. Buy a Ruku for less. I got mine for just over $50. Hope this simple review helps.
Great device to give internet connectivity to Sony Bravia January 10, 2010
S. Moore
Does what it is advertised to do. We have been amazed at the video quality and speed we have gotten from high def shows downloaded from Amazon and Netflix. I highly recommend this.
 Nice Ideal, but missed the mark January 4, 2010
Newport Tom (At the Beach)
0 out of 2 found this review helpful
What a great idea but the product has too many issues.
1. No real customer support. I had a Slacker Radio issue and Slacker said Sony had to help and Sony blamed Slacker. One month later I reach a support guy at Sony who helped me but this was 45 emails later with both Sony and Slacker.
2. Amazon content: I bought several videos with both cash and Sony Promo money and some of the movies just can no longer be played due to the movie producers control. So you buy a video one year and the next year, or month you can not see it, all without warning.
3. Netflix content. If you lke really old movies from the 30s and 40s them your are going to love it but new stuff, good luck.
I would get the Apple TV if it were 1080p, so if I were you I would wait until someone somewhere get this product idea right. Steve Jobs, are you reading this?
Save your time and money.
 Constant Problems December 13, 2009
ljh (Smithfield, RI, US)
I purchased this product in September and it has been down frequently. I had difficulty initially with the internet connection and when I called the Sony support line, I was told I needed a gaming adapter or something similar. I purchased the adapter and I had decent service for awhile. I don't really ask it to do much, just recall my amazon video library and netflix. It is down again and after hours on the phone with different support people they have determined that the unit isn't working properly and want me to return it. For my needs the Roku I have on my upstairs Sony is 100% better. It was easy to set up, the picture is great, and I use it wirelessly without problems.
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