once again something i couldnt find. an app that can stream movies from PC to my optimus 3d, and then stream that to my HD tv.
1080p movies. i have fast wifi N, but will it also be enough for 1080p streaming?
thanks!
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Here is what I'm trying to do. I watch a lot of streams and I would like to connect my xoom to my hdtv which does 1080i so I can watch the streams on a large monitor. however, the quality on my lcd tv is for lack of a better word, crap. Is there anything I can do to improve the quality or am I basically stuck with what I'm getting when I connect my xoom to my tv?
Thanks.
PS- The same can be said of divx files and other movie files I load onto my xoom. They are higher quality on the device than they are on the tv.
DLNA is cool. I can even watch movies on my phone. But I don’t have a DLNA-certified TV. My TV is a normal one. Can I still watch movies from the computer on my TV?
To access DLNA streaming, if your TV is not certified dlna one, then use a media player hardware as a bridge. Of course, this media player must be dlna certified one like the popular ones: WD TV, Popcorn Hour, TVIX, Dune Player, PS3...
Use the cable to connect your hardware media player to your non-DLNA certified TV set. Thus your TV set is only used as a HD monitor.
Also the supported codecs of these players is very important point. MKV file can not be streamed by DLNA directly. Try a video converter app to transcode mkv to compatible one. Seaching on Google, you will find one. I find one via searching dlna mkv video converter.
Good luck. ^-^
And don't forget you lose subtitles since there is no standart for in in DLNA specs.
Hi,
I have a bunch of 1080p videos stored on a Pogoplug-connected hard drive on my home network. They're encoded in H.264 and saved as mp4's. The videos won't stream to my 7" Kindle Fire HD for some reason. I have to actually save them locally onto the device in order to watch them. When I try to play them via the Pogoplug app, the video player just hangs (this happens no matter which video player I use). They stream just fine to my HTC Evo 4G LTE, so I'm sure the Pogoplug app or my WiFi network speed are not the problem. What's weird is that m4v 1080p videos I've downloaded from iTunes will stream just fine (after stripping the DRM using Requiem), but not the mp4's. Any ideas?
I want to stream the image of the screen of my Galaxy S3 to my PC via DLNA. It's possible to stream screen to the TV with DLNA. Can I use some DLNA emulator on PC to receive screen video from my smartphone? I want to play games on the big screen.
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I want to stream the image of the screen of my Galaxy S3 to my PC via DLNA. It's possible to stream screen to the TV with DLNA. Can I use some DLNA emulator on PC to receive screen video from my smartphone? I want to play games on the big screen.
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It might be possible, if your TV/PC supports DLNA. e.g. SmartTV or OS with DLNA Support. BUT:
DLNA is imho just for playback. Playing games maybe laggy because screen-playback is buffered.
Hello,
I already tested several apps which can stream YouTube on DLNA TV, but no one in HD (iMediashare or twonky for exemple).
What’s app can stream YouTube in HD on DLNA TV ?
Thanks
Is the app Flipps HD is the only one can stream YouTube HD on DNLA TV ?