Can digital camera USB connect to this device and stream to Samsung smart TV via DLNA?
804788
It really isn't what this device is designed to do. I'm not saying it can't be done--there are people who have modified this device to run Apache web servers and SQL databases. I know it can do some streaming of previously recorded material, but it isn't why I bought the device and I haven't tried it.
804789
This device doesn't take USB input, its just there to throw people off. You can only attach a 2.5in HDD inside of it and that's that, can't use that drive either.
804790
My Samsung Smart TV series 6000 throws a temper tantrum when I try to connect to the Tonido. After three tries I gave up and tell the wife and grandkids to not try it either.
656862
Yes it can with an app to allow you to connect to DLNA streaming devices (such as this Synology box), your only concern will be the amount of bandwidth to provide a quality stream.
262200
No, because most USB port in TV is only for input such as pictures stored on a flash drive. TV itself must support Bluetooth profiles such as A2DP/AVRCP and most of them don't.
1229481
Yes, you just need an adapter(dongle) to connect to USB on TV. Then just follow the steps to search to WiFi and connect
2098341
I used this device as follows: plug usb dongle in computer, hdmi cable from computer to tv.If the smart TV has a usb input there is a chance that it will work, but most likely it will not. You would have better luck with the remote the tv comes with.Hope this is somewhat helpful.
1043913
I do not own this tv but the product spec PDF on Amazon shows it to be DLNA compliant so you should be able to stream from a DLNA source on the network. Can anyone who owns this confirm? Update: I bought this TV and it DOES have DLNA networking capabilities. Worked very well streaming from a 2TB media server.
825239
To my dismay, UPnP AV does not interoperate with DLNA. While I was able to view some folders (the TV does discover my NAS) and few image files, the Audio (mp3) and video files were not found by the TV.I tried installing Samsung software on my computer, it seem the media files are expected to be physically on the computer (and not as a mapped drive to the NAS). Additionally, the computer is expected to be 'wired' to the network (and not be wireless).Obviously there are workarounds. But I would prefer either Samsung supports UPnP AV or my NAS device supports DLNA.
2213087
Yes you can. The USB interface works quite well. I've tried AVI and MP4 files without issue.
1699119
You may not be able to - because it depends on if the TV will find the USB driver to support this device. A more sure way of doing it is using a Wireless Bridge and connecting that bridge to the Ethernet port of the TV. Here is an example of a wireless bridge... http://www.amazon.com/EnGenius-Technologies-2-4GHz-Wireless-ENS202/dp/B00BOVOKR8/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1390581048&sr=8-4&keywords=wireless+bridge+engenius (if you want 2.4GHz) or http://www.amazon.com/EnGenius-Technologies-Wireless-Bridge-ENS500/dp/B00BOVOM0S/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1390581126&sr=8-2&keywords=wireless+bridge+engenius (if you want 5GHz)
245394
I have three computers each running different Microsoft operating systems - Windows XP, Windows Vista, and Windows 7. I can connect to each from my Samsung UN55B8000 or my UN40B7000 TV. The trick to getting DLNA to work is to share out through Media Player on your computer the content you want to view on the TV. Actaully DLNA works very well. Note: I am using a wired netowrk connection not wireless but this shuld not be a factor if you have the TV on your netowrk either wirelessly or via CAT-5 cable through the RG-45 connector on the TV.
1564759
I have a LN46A750 and even though it says it DLNA compliant, it doesn't seem to work with all servers directly. I can confirm that it does work with the Samsung software and using TVersity, it does see the server and its contents, but it doesn't stream video. I haven't tried music or photos, but videos don't work. It's because of some strange HTTP header requirements that the TV is looking for and the TVersity doesn't send. I don't know if this extra header is part of the "DLNA standard" though.
23712
Jeff, my Samsung does not have analog hook-up; only digital. So, mine does not work with the smart TV's either.They say to buy a digital to analog wire. Best by said that they don't carry that but I might be able to find one on line.Haven't done that yet. Good luck
62372
Probably not. You have to see if the D LINK device supports port-multiplier on it's own USB out. Should the device have a eSATA port then it might be worth a try.
1032035
You have to check the features off the Smart TV.Normally usb at TV levels are for pictures(cameras etc.) and mp3 music.streaming a High Resolution movie requires Caching and video related hardware. if Smart TV says it does mp4 then your movies have to be in that format. This USB is backward compatible. What you as is more off feature on the TV than this unit.If TV says it does avi,mp4 no problem. i have a cheap core2 duo optiplex and use Big Tv Screen as monitor,and watch anything i want. hope this helps
1268424
No. I think the USB port on most TV's only allow firmware updates to be performed, not video to be streamed. Call or email StarTech: www.startech.com/Tel: 1-800-265-1844 to verify.
849089
yes&#65292;it support.all RK3188 mini pc in our shop all could support DLNA and Miracast
1295495
I don't think so ... I has a mini USB that get recognized by your smart tv device ... Maybe you can use it but you should do more research