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Question: Can the Western Digital WD TV HD be used with 220 current if I take it overseas? Thank you! John
Document: The remote and unit is very intuitive. If you have ever used a VCR, DVD or cable TV remote, you will recognize the layout. Home brings you to the main menu and there are scroll arrows to bring you through options. The media player is a breeze to use.It was delightful to see such a nice, high resolution output on my HDTV through the Western Digital WD TV HD Media Player. It was able to play family holiday videos on my large screen TV. What a hoot!
I am an owner of previous model WD HD media player for about an year. This purches was made for my son, and he is not complaining. I hope that new model will work even better than previous one, although I chose between two (new & old) this one because of better deal.Western Digital WD TV HD Media Player WDBABF0000NBK-NESN
The Western Digital WD TV HD Media Player intrigued me because I love to create videos and was wondering how I could skip burning them to a DVD and playing them directly from a hard drive. The answer is right here!I am a technical person when it comes to computers but not so much when it comes to Televisions and stereos and such. Well, I did not need to be technical to use this little black box. It was easy to set up, plug and play.
I wanted to go wireless but my Western Digital WD TV HD Media Player WDBABF0000NBK-NESN needs a Wireless N router with an adapter. And this adapter must be the one that WD approves. Else it just won't work and I have to end up spending  on an adapter.It just won't play the DV-AVI file type. Now I end up converting these files to other formats to watch it. What a waste of time because conversion takes it own sweet time.The audio and video just doesn sync.
The Western Digital WD TV HD Media Player is small, portable, constructed well and extremely economical.This is the perfect gift for people who love to create videos and love to share them with others. Extremely cool concept!5 stars!
This is regarding the Western Digital TV HD Gen 2 WDBABF0000NBK-NESN.The device is much smaller than pictures show. It will easily fit in the palm of your hand or in any coat pocket. The black, shiney surface is a fingerprint magnet and shows scratches easily. That's not too much of a concern as you can hide this little thing anywhere.I am using HDMI video out to a HDTV LCD and optical out to an Onkyo TX-SR600 receiver.
First off, let me say that I am not an employee of or stock holder with Western Digital. I did a lot of research on this product and its competition. I settled on Western Digital mainly because of their long standing history of having a great product. The concept of playing your movies off of your extenal drive minus the use of a computer is both exciting and convenient. As advertised the WD HD Media Drive is supposed to play various video files to include 'WMV'.
WD TV HD Media Player is a good buy barring a few issues. To start with, I am able to play HD 1080p videos on my Sony Bravia KDL-60EX70. Fine that I can effectively transfer my video files to my Sony without a hitch. It also plays all the latest video formats too including H.264 and X.264. Happy that it has a Dolby Digital 5.1 and DTS audio support.
I used a Western Digital My Passport Essential External Hard Drive (750 gigs!) and pulled all sorts of content out of my computer and tested it on my 47" flatscreen. It looked great, moved quickly (my Xbox 360 sometimes seems to go slow, not this Media Player. The only time I had a problem was in watching some 1080p content when there was some slight stutter, but I doubt I would have even noticed it except that I was watching carefully.
I also enjoy the menu selections and do not have any issue in scrolling or finding movies - speed seems fine for me and I have over 200 HD movies on my 1 TB external hard drive. For a first generation media player I get down and pray to the techs at Western Digital - good job guys!
Answer: Absolutely John.  I have used it in Germany, Australia and Japan without issues.  (Don't forget to adjust the Hertz from 60 to 50 if need be for the TV.  The power supply auto adjusts.)Greg