> > I'm trying to get ordinary free Hulu (no "Plus") to appear on my TV, which

> > requires a Flash-enabled web browser that you can fully control with mouse

> > or keyboard.

> >

>

>We use XBMC on our Apple TV 2 and the BlueCop Hulu plugin to watch plain

>old Hulu (not Plus) on our dumb TV. Works for me. Not always completely

>transparent or acceptable to civilians just yet (crashed 22 minutes into

>the whodunnit last night. Needed three retries to start up again), but the

>price was right.

Cool..but I have a SONY Bravia TV. It's got all the bells and

whistles--lots of built-in paid service apps. It's also got an Opera web

browser but it doesn't include Flash and anything more than a very basic

website is not controllable via the remote.

It does not have the ability to connect via WiFi to my computer though;

that's something I didn't consider when buying it. So the device that Alan

posted about was interesting both because it has a media server that can be

used to pull in media from my computer, and because it has the "Android

browser", in which I would be very interested if it comes with Flash and

would support access to the free Hulu website using the IR

mini-keyboard/touchpad accessory.

Ken Dibble

www.stic-cil.org

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