I watched a couple episodes of Lucky Star on it. Looks great even on my SD TV. You don't even need to burn them to a dvd if you have a legal copy of Windows XP with Windows Media Player 11. Just have it scan your drives, and you can stream it over a wireless network (or use an ethernet hub for the same results).

I agree that it is amazing...

Unless you had generally preferred the x264/h264 format in the .mkv container due to their better compression ratio and support of softsubs...

A lot of the older stuff doesn't run either. Anything encoded in less than DivX 5.0 or the equivalent will not run.

Now if we can only get Microsoft to support Matroska, I'll be in heaven.