Vera also does DLNA if you have a pc to serve from. At least my stc30 does. On Oct 24, 2011 7:27 PM, "Winterlight" <[email protected]> wrote:
> That will depend on what your particular TV supports. My Panasonic Vera TV > allows me access to certain web sites like Pandora, or Amazon video, and > particular Panasonic cameras, and I can update the BIOS, but I don't get to > browse the internet. > > In order to use your TV to browse you would use a HDMI port to plug your > computer in, and then clone your desktop. Or I guess Logitech makes a device > that allows you to browse. To play media you can buy a media player with > network support like WD Live! which will allow you to access files on your > network shares = audio, 1080p video, and pictures, as well as internet > access to specific sites, and maybe a few onboard games. A WD Live Plus > costs less the 100 bucks and is worth every penny if you create your own > content. > > > At 07:12 PM 10/24/2011, you wrote: > >> Hey, >> I have a non-networked Samsung TV. What are some of my options and >> relative >> costs for streaming video (and maybe music) from my pc? I have a Gigabit >> network connection at my TV. >> Thanks, >> Bobby >> > >
