Multiroom media servers allow you to access all your movies, music and photos from a single location. The availability of terabyte hard drives allows hundreds of movies, thousands of albums and countless digital photos to be stored on one device. This massive library can then be accessed in multiple rooms via video displays and wireless remotes. MediaMax has recently launched there MediaServer Pro which is capable of storing nearly 600 DVD movies on the 3500Gb version. The MediaServer Pro is able to simultaneously stream video to 30 zones with unlimited support for music zones, and is fully compatible with HD-DVD and Blu-Ray. Living Control is currently developing a media server to expand on their successful multiroom audio system. Details will be available soon. Transmission of HD video is currently limited to around 15m over HDMI cabling. As a result of this, a different system must be used for HD distribution. The latest products allow HD video and sound to be sent upto 60m using CAT-5e cabling. CAT-5e is versatile, easy to install and cost effective making it an ideal solution for high definition video distribution. In certain circumstances where cabling would cause a problem, it might be more suitable to use wireless video distribution. The latest wireless systems are capable of transmitting high quality HD video and sound up to 10m. By far the most common system for video transmission around the home is RF distribution, which offers a simple way to send video and audio down a single cable. However, RF distribution is not compatible with HD signals and is inferior to current digital video & audio formats.