Digital Media Player arrival to Your Living Room - future Home Entertainment Now

Digital Media Player arrival to Your Living Room - future Home Entertainment Now

Just a few years ago, home entertainment had an entirely different meaning than it does now. In fact, the first home entertainment principles was the family radio, where you would sit around as a family and listen to shows that were broadcast. The choices were somewhat limited. Now we are entering an age where our whole lives will be digital, along with our home and how we entertain ourselves while in our homes. Now, houses come built with a theater room that can be wholly set up with video and sound to mimic that of an actual theater, thus providing a monumental home entertainment experience.

This narrative will survey just how far the idea of home entertainment has come and now, how the idea of media delivery is transitioning from an actual piece of media, like a contract disc, Dvd, and even the new Bluray, into a wholly different animal, streaming media.

Traditional Home Entertainment Ideas

Just to rewind a minuscule in order to appreciate the most recent and hottest technology that is out, I'd like to just point out some of the older forms of home entertainment. I'm going to skip from the early radio and Tv eras into the origins of in effect setting up an entertainment hub in the home. Partly this is because of the introduction of the television in the home. Before the television, families were forced to basically compose ways to entertain themselves. If we could go back in time, to the 50's lets say, and show a family a modern day home with a fully decked out theater room, can you imagine their reaction! We've evolved from books and board games, which I still enjoy, to radio, to Tv, to fully stocked theaters in our houses.

Origins Of The Home Theater

The primary home theaters normally consisted of an oversized cathode ray tube television set, a couch, maybe a recliner, and there weren't too many options for sound other than the speakers on the television set. The main source of media would have been delivered from over-the-air signals, then from cable (if you could afford it), and also from your home Vhs or Beta player. This set-up probably describes most dens or home living rooms from the middle 80's through the middle 90's. Any fellowships saw the potential of the living room as a major source for revenue. Sony, Klh, Jvc, Aiwa, and Yamaha electronics fellowships were some of the pioneers in the home theater shop that started to yield products specifically marketed for creating your own home theater in your house. The most recent two editions to the home entertainment room are the Dvd player, which substituted the Vhs, and now the Sony Bluray players. There was a brief war in the middle of Sony and Toshiba for High Definition format superiority, but Sony's Bluray Player won that war.

Now a home theater room can come fully qualified with oversized plasma televisions, Led televisions, and weighty movie screens with together with 1080p video projectors suspended from the ceiling. That old sofa has been substituted with specialized seating that included media room recliners and sectional sofa recliner blend furniture, all to enhance the viewing experience. Not to leave out the sound, you can now have your audio delivered in up to 7.1 channels of crystal clear sound. You can hear the bullets whizzing by your head, don't forget to duck! Now the home theater is headed for an all new destination, an all new digital destination and you can get there wirelessly.

Your Living Room And Streaming Media Players

The whole idea of having a Dvd tower in the living room and picking a movie, and plugging it into a Dvd player of some sort is rapidly dying. The digital media player is taking over what was once the homes of the Dvd and now the Bluray players on the shelf under the television. The first real media streamer came from Netflix, when they offered a set top box that allowed the user to have way to thousands of movies, streamed over the internet directly to your Tv, and you could view the movies in high definition. Then Microsoft started to offer different content downloads through the Xbox. Sony also eased into this shop through the PlayStation 3, by production some games and movies downloadable, as well as add on content.

The idea has been there for the past few years, but only until this year have we seen a major boom in media Hd Media players, digital media adapters, and digital media receivers. It in effect has been just a matter of time. People have been storing their own home movies and music on their computers for years, and as the home theater room evolved, so did the consumers' need to be able to way their media content not only in the living room or challenging room, but now that need has grown to be able to way content in every room of the house. The question has become even greater for the Hd media player with the quality to back up personal Dvd collections on your own Pc. Now whole movie collections are stored on terabyte drives and can be accessed with these digital media players. As an example, The Patriot Box Office Hd, with the wireless adapter, can connect wirelessly to your home network router and give you way to your media content. It outputs video at 1080p TrueHd and also outputs Dolby Digital sound. These digital media streamers not only play content from your network, but also hold services such as YouTube, Google Video, Yeoh, and Hulu.

Upcoming Thoughts

In the next few years, it is my principles that over 80% of the content that we view in our home entertainment rooms and living rooms will be streamed over the internet directly to us. If television manufacturers want to keep pace, I think that ultimately the televisions will come with built in media streamers and the quality to chronicle wirelessly with home networks. As the quality to exchange data wirelessly gets faster and faster, I think we will see jumps in entertainment technology. The industries of Cable and Broadcast media will take the biggest hits in the next few years also, just like the music industry in the early 2000's. This time I think we could see some fellowships just go under or change. They will have to turn the way they deliver media to their customers, because if the assistance gets too far behind the demand, consumers will always find a way to get what they want.

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