What media player to buy?

Question

media players

Plasma with FullHD support has been idle for a month now. I would like to start using it :)

I would like to choose:

• An omnivorous media player (could play without hesitation 90 gig transformers from a rutracker . For example, I chose the heaviest movie).
  
• Able to download torrents and distribute them.
  
• Supported 3.5 hard drives of large volumes 2tb +.
  
• Connected to the Internet via twisted pair (wi-fi is not needed)
  
• It would be great if you could watch YouTube from it.
  
• The price, as always, the lower the better.
  

Initially there was the following idea. The WL500GP router with new firmware from Oleg downloads 24/7 the films I need and puts them on a hard drive connected to it via USB. Some simple media player (WD Live, Asus o-play, I didn’t particularly choose) is connected to the router via a twisted pair cable and plays movies from it via samba / nfs.

In theory, it's great. But after looking at 90 gigabyte releases of films on the root tracker and realizing that the stream there reaches up to 46+ Mbps. The WL500GP will not pull out to give 6 MB per second via USB, so that there are no lags (it has trouble with USB + it must also distribute the Internet via Wi-Fi). Therefore, you need a normal media player, which itself can download torrents.
If, nevertheless, such a bunch works for someone, then I will be glad to know the recipe :)

Answer 1

Iconbit HDS6L

Answer 2

Buy a netbook with HDMI and FullHD support ... You will have a torrent and a media center and youtube. And for control, you can take the remote control IR or Bluetooth .

Answer 3

Dune HD Max? As far as I understand, the 90 GB release is a Bluray structure, it reads them without problems. The piece of iron is generally promising, and is suitable in all respects. Here is an overview if you are interested: exler.ru/expromt/05-04-2011.htm

Answer 4

IMHO, any nettop on ION (2) with a separate remote control. If you install windows, then a remote control from the same manufacturer is perfect. :)
Look at i.market asus eee box or 3q qoo.

Answer 5

Do what you want in the beginning, look at your health and don't worry. Forget about this 90-gig release, you "need" it just like the blues in Dune HD Max.

Answer 6

Unfortunately, I can't talk about 90GB releases, but I'm quite happy with my Asus O!Play. I watched the movie Baraka at 1080p resolution at some impressive size - there were no problems. Despite the fact that none of the home technology could not play the film.
On the plus side: the support of the device by the community pleases - all new firmware are released, the guys select fresh assemblies (moServices) with codecs, sets of current channels, fresh optimized software (built-in opera, transmission, etc.), new goodies (X-Live, client for ex. ua and others). Also a plus is the low price. Of the shortcomings - the lack of internal storage. Those. it can only download something somewhere: to a network folder or to an external drive (e-sata, usb). From the statistics - after this player appeared with my friend, three more families from my environment became his brothers in a short time. I just don't know the next chain ;)
Returning to your question, if you have something in mind that can be used to test the device for your needs, I will be happy to drive some big video through it. You need more precise requirements - bitrate, size, image quality, codec, and so on. Maybe you have a reference video that should play well on the player that you need?