Kaleidescape’s Terra Prime movie servers paired with Kaleidescape Strato C movie players form the ultimate movie platform, elevating every component in your home entertainment system. The Terra Prime Solid State server downloads a 4K movie from the Kaleidescape Movie Store in as little as four minutes and can simultaneously distribute up to twenty five Kaleidescape high-bitrate 4K movies to Strato C players, allowing customers to enjoy their movie collection throughout the home.
A: The Terra Prime 8TB SSD Movie Server can simultaneously distribute up to 25 Kaleidescape high-bitrate 4K movies toStrato C players.
Q: Is the Terra Prime 8TB SSD Movie Server compatible with Windows or Mac operating systems?
A: The Terra Prime 8TB SSD Movie Server is not compatible with Windows or Mac operating systems. It has its own operatingsystem that is specifically designed for managing and distributing movies.
Q: Does the Terra Prime 8TB SSD Movie Server come with a remote?
A: The Terra Prime 8TB SSD Movie Server does not come with a remote control. However, it does have an Ethernet port andsupports IP control, so you can control it using a third-party remote or app.
Q: Does the Terra Prime 8TB SSD Movie Server require an internet connection for movie downloads?
A: The Terra Prime 8TB SSD Movie Server does not require an internet connection for movie downloads. The server downloadsmovies from the Kaleidescape Movie Store in as little as four minutes and can simultaneously distribute up to twenty-five Kaleidescape high-bitrate 4K movies to Strato C players.
A: The manufacturer's warranty for both labor and parts on the Terra Prime 8TB SSD Movie Server is 5 years.
Q: What are the dimensions of the Terra Prime 8TB SSD Movie Server?
A: The Terra Prime 8TB SSD Movie Server has the following dimensions: 1.9 inches in height, 7.5 inches in width, and 14inches in depth.

Kaleidescape’s Terra Prime movie servers paired with Kaleidescape Strato C movie players form the ultimate movie platform, elevating every component in your home entertainment system. The Terra Prime Solid State server downloads a 4K movie from the Kaleidescape Movie Store in as little as four minutes and can simultaneously distribute up to twenty five Kaleidescape high-bitrate 4K movies to Strato C players, allowing customers to enjoy their movie collection throughout the home.

Strato V is Kaleidescape's next-generation movie player. Providing 4K Dolby Vision playback with lossless audio decode. Strato V works as a standalone or as part of a larger Kaleidescape system.

Kaleidescape’s compact Terra server downloads a 4K movie in as little as 8 minutes and can simultaneously distribute up to five 4K HDR movies to Strato players, allowing customers to enjoy their movie collection not just in their theater room, but throughout the home

Strato E is Kaleidescape's entry level 4K movie player. Providing lossless audio and reference quality 4K video output, Strato E works on it's own or as part of a Kaleidescape system. Kaleidescape content is downloaded not streamed to eliminate and compression artifacts or buffering. When storage is full, watched content will be offloaded to make room for new purchases. You can re-download at any time. You can add Kaleidescape Terra Prime servers to increase storage capacity.
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The SSD version is more expensive than the HDD version, but you get completely silent and very fast operation. The 8tb size allows me to store enough movies to pick from at any given time, and downloading others from the K store is extremely fast.
Posted by TexasCustomer
Why list open box lower price when it’s not ever available.
Posted by MarkR