Oppo BDP-93 or 95 and External Drives
renowilliams
Posts: 920
Has anyone with one of these players used an external hard drive utilizing the esata port? Does the player just see the drive and read the appropiate files depending on the menu your in IE: movie or music menu of the player?
Ideally, I would like the drive to be connected to the player and wirelessly connected to my network,but not sure if this is possible.
Ideally, I would like the drive to be connected to the player and wirelessly connected to my network,but not sure if this is possible.
"They're always talking about my drinking, but never mention my thirst" Oscar Wilde
Pre-Amp: Anthem AVM 20
Amp: Carver TFM-35
Amp: Rotel RB-870BX
Fronts : SDA 1B w/ RDO-194s
T.V.:Plasma TC-P54G25
Bluray: Oppo BDP-93
Speaker Cables: MIT Terminater
Interconnect Cables:DH Labs Silver Sonic BL-1isonic
Pre-Amp: Anthem AVM 20
Amp: Carver TFM-35
Amp: Rotel RB-870BX
Fronts : SDA 1B w/ RDO-194s
T.V.:Plasma TC-P54G25
Bluray: Oppo BDP-93
Speaker Cables: MIT Terminater
Interconnect Cables:DH Labs Silver Sonic BL-1isonic
Post edited by renowilliams on
Comments
-
I used a Vantec hard drive dock with my Oppo for a while before I picked up a Dune player. The Oppo works like you describe. You just select a movie or music and hit enter (as long as it is in a recognizable format).
I've had mine connected via ethernet to the computer and the HD using USB, so I don't see why you couldn't do the same except for wireless instead of ethernet.
