I think this could be fairly typical of many other users with PCs and a home cinema system… This guide assumes you are a total beginner and takes you through the steps of creating your movie library, streaming it to the SMP, and accessing the videos. I feel I have got my system at the right level of balance between what I really wanted and what WDTV Live can deliver (hereafter called the SMP - the Streaming Media Player). WDTV Live offers huge potential as a media server, but the problem is that it is still pretty raw round the edges, I have found that in setting up a movie library on the system, and making it really usable rather than a gimmick, requires a great deal of compromise. So in part to document my system and in part to give something back here is my humble ‘guide’. The problem I had with WDTV was the lack of a simple guide to stream video to my TV, and despite the best help from the more experienced guys on the forum, I think I made every mistake possible getting here.
I am an ex-beginner, so if I’ve made any errors, let me know and I will happily adjust. Then the journey for video conversion or DVD/Blu-ray creation should begin.Second Off - a caveat. Switch to Download besides Online Video, then you can check all the download tasks and their status there, view the download progress, pause/resume download, cancel tasks, etc.Ī downloaded video can be loaded in Converter or Creator by clicking “To Converter” or “To Creator”. This requires the CPU of your computer shouldn’t be older than Intel Pentium 4. Click the button to select your favorite resolution then download. Open a video you want to download, and a Download button will appear on the top right of the video screen. After the download finished, you’ll be led to the Video Downloader > Online Video screen.Ĭhoose a video website option to go to the website. If you haven’t downloaded the add-on, after clicking Download you’ll be asked to download the add-on first. * How to use Video Downloader to download videoįor Video Converter users or DVD/Blu-ray Creator users, when choosing “Converter” or “Creator” in DVDFab, you can see the Download button.Ĭlick this button then you are coming to the Video Downloader interface. * Video websites it supports currently, and the list will go on: * Video Downloader feature is included in: It allows users to directly download videos from YouTube and other video websites, and these videos then can be, as the source of DVDFab, converted to other video/audio formats or created to DVDs or Blu-rays. And it’s Free if you have an activated DVDFab Video Converter, DVD Creator or Blu-ray Creator. Video Downloader is a new feature as an add-on of DVDFab.
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