The Western Digital Live Hub (WDTV Live Hub) is the latest in that line of media players aimed at the home market. As a result, it was only switched on after intense planning - not something our spontaneous family are known for! And by "it", I mean the USB hard disk that we had to buy separately, copy the media to, and then attach to the player. It did allow us to make the main TV, and later the Projector, a media source of sorts - but only with what we'd loaded it with in advance.
The first-generation WDTV Media Player that I bought in 2008 didn't really solve these problems.
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Or, we've recorded a TV show on my server (that I hide in the loft next to the TV aerial!) and decide to watch it in the living room, only for it to take 30 minutes to transfer over the network - or worse, I have to travel up a ladder to collect it on a USB memory stick! On too many occasions Top Ender has decided to watch the same film at bedtime as Baby Boy - problem, only one copy of the DVD. One thing we struggle with is centralising our media.
So how will the Western Digital WDTV Live Hub help? And while they do that, Mummy and I will happily sit together on the sofa and watch something else. When the children are restless at bedtime, we don't object to putting a short film on for them to watch in their bedrooms on any night at weekends. We love to listen to music in the house and on the road.
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TV, Movies and Music are key to our entertainment - we already enjoy a Full HD TV, a Projector, and Blu-Ray player. Here at A Mothers Ramblings we like our media.
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