does this player support dlna? I want to stream the video from my hdhomerun to my tv?
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I have this player, and yes, it does support DLNA.. I am able to stream videos from my computer to the unit over my home network easily. I also have a hdhomerun, but I have not tried linking to that device w/ the kdlinks, so can't help you there...
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I'm pretty sure it does. I am able to hit my router and then access my computer from there.
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The device itself has a UPnP DLNA Media Server. If the ROKU has a client for that then you're good to go.
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C. Ady is 100% correct. If you don't have anything else than the DLNA functions are serviceable. From a complete product. I purchased a 850 Samsung in part for the DLNA feature. Your better off getting a Slingbox.
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This is exactly what I am wondering, too, whether it be the Samsung or the Pioneer plasmas with DLNA. I hope someone here can report whether these sets can access media on uPnp NAS drives. That's where this interconnectivity really needs to go.
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Thanks for your question. This wonderful unit will provide music over your network that will be playable on any DLNA unit in the house. I would download the owners manual from the Yamaha site and explore what controlling it will provide to what units in your home. It is a wonderful sounding and very flexible player.
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Yes, if you have a DLNA-equipped HDTV, info here.....http://www.qualcomm.com/media/blog/2011/11/03/stream-content-your-phone-tv-free
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I contacted Sony customer support, here is the question and response: Model : bdp-s570 Question: When will you offer firmware that will allow more video file formats mkv, m4v, mp4, m2ts, etc... to be streamed over the network connection from a DLNA media server? At this point it plays very few file types. one of the main reasons I purchased this product was to stream video over my network. Thank You Response: Thank you for contacting Sony Support. I'm sorry, but there is no update available to support the additional file formats via DLNA. I've provided a link with the information on the file types that are supported when using the DLNA feature: http://www.kb.sony.com/selfservice/documentLink.do?externalId=C1017936 Thank you for your time. The Sony Email Response Team
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It's supposed to also allow DLNA connection, but I wasn't able to make that work in the few minutes I spent tinkering with it. It does work with AirPlay, however. Unfortunately AirPlay is an Apple-proprietary protocol, so there isn't anything out of the box that'll let WMP use it. There might be some funky plugins you can find that would force WMP to stream via AirPlay.
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We have used our dvd player as our streaming unit. Our tv did not have streaming capabilities. Hope this was helpful.
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Not sure since I did not use it for this reason. I imagine your BluRay player has to have the capability to support an internet connection (i.e. integrated software, interface, etc.)
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Can you plug an HD Antenna into the back with a USB dongle & watch local over-the-air channels? - I have not tried it, but I don't believe so. Can it see/browse video files on a network NAS? - Yes. It was able to see my SaMBa share without any problems and play the videos there.
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plug and play streaming from your network: try MyHD Media Player Recorder :) I've gone through 3 different models of D-link players and while they make good modems and such... their players don't cut it. have you tried converting any of your dvd's to divx? assuming you even get it to work, can you even say the quality is the same?
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Yes, the server can act as a dlna media server and stream to other devices. I stream from mine to a dlna blu ray player.
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Yes. Works great with home network; able to stream video, music etc. No glitches. Upgradable with lager hard drives for future.
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It is actually pretty simple but you need a wireless router in your network to start with.Pick up a cheap second wireless router/access point. During setup set the access point to "client mode" or "bridge". Use you current routers IP as the gateway settings in the access point and in the HD-DVD player settings. power up the HD player and it should have access.A bit simplified, but the secret is to get the IP address of everything set correctly.PS You also DO NOT want a USB version as you can not use USB on the player, it must be ethernet.
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I believe you have to move up to the HomeRun Prime to get DLNA. I haven't found even a beta release that supports it in this model.
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Depends more on the brand. I have a 3 TB Western digital my book essential. It seems to support it as it recognizes it over the network. Currently streaming via DLNA is problematic though but that is more of an issue with the firmware than the hard drive. I believe if you google the netgear webpage there is a listing of supported drives.