Meedio Supports DivX Connected Program

By Ian Bell Updated January 15, 2005

Products and services in the DivX Connected Program enable consumers to easily access digital media from networked devices throughout the home. Applications formerly available only on PCs can now be enjoyed in the living room, including premium content services, personal information services and interactive gaming.

Meedio provides consumers with a customizable interface to browse, manage, and access nearly any type of digital media or information using a remote control, touchscreen, or PDA. Its integrated media players, digital video recorder (DVR), photo slideshows, weather forecasts and many other features can be easily extended with additional plugins from the Meedio Developers Network. By supporting the DivX Connected Certification Program, Meedio will enable their users to extend their media experience from their PCs to a variety of low-cost DivX Certified Connected devices.

“Meedio Essentials is an extremely customizable product for managing and accessing digital media libraries of video, music and photos. Their vibrant developer community is constantly adding innovative new capabilities to the product’s extensible interface. Users will be able to project these capabilities throughout the house through the DivX Connected Program,” said Paul Sarena, Product Manager, DivX Connected Program at DivXNetworks.

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