AirTies, the wireless networking vendor, has revealed the company’s new media player application which runs on AirTies’ set-top boxes as a retail user experience or provided as a valued added service to enrich  third party User Interface offered by a service provider.  The application is able to browse and play audio, video and photos from connected USB devices and display text subtitles for video content.

Additional functionality on the New Media Player allows users to play audio, video and display images from networked Digital Living Network Alliance (“DLNA”) or Universal Plug and Play (“UPnP”) servers, which makes it easier for consumers to use, share and enjoy content in the home, connected either in wired or wireless mode. It also functions independently without network, running the application from internal memory.

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