When Sony first announced the next generation Network Media Player SMP-N200, we knew that the device would be priced at $99 and follow in the footsteps of the previous model by offering users lots of different choices to stream their video of choice. Features like access to Sony’s Video Unlimited and Netflix of course are standard now a days across all Sony devices. But what about the different files coming from your Mac, PC and DLNA devices? After the jump, we have a full list of file formats that are supported by the SMP-N200.

According to Sony, the supported formats include:

AAC : Yes (USB)- m4a
AVC-HD : Yes (USB)
DivX : Yes (USB )- jpg, jpeg
DivX HD : Yes (USB and DLNA)- XviD
JPEG : Yes (USB and DLNA)- jpg, jpeg
LPCM : Yes (USB and DLNA)- wav
MP3 : Yes (USB and DLNA)- mp3
MPEG-1 : Yes (USB)- vob, vro, mpg, mpeg, m2ts, mts
MPEG : Yes (USB and DLNA)- vob, vro, mpg, mpeg, m2ts, mts
Simple MPEG : Yes – MPEG 4 AVC (USB)- mkv, mp4, m4v, m2ts, mts
WMA : Yes (USB and DLNA)- wma (DLNA:Basic profile only no 32kpbs or lower)
WMV : Yes – WMV9 (USB)- wmv, asf

Discuss:

Is there a file format missing that you would like to see?