Stream content to my TV: Is that possible with this thing?
647925
I use my PS3 to stream my songs and videos to my HDTV. As stated, this unit has built in support for Windows Medial Connect, so once you enable this feature on the home server you will have access to all your medial files (songs, videos, pictures).
1202127
Yes you can, it's possible. You need to setup a channel for that. Then you use your PC as webserver and broadcast via wifi.Not exactly like streaming via wifi, but you can also download to a USB dongle and then plug that into the Roku USB port. The most expensive Roku model has that capability.
1070566
Sorry, no streaming content I find other than BD Live. You'll need Roku or other compatible device (get the wireless hd roku if you want to move it around the house (room to room) with you, roku seems to work well for me but you do need good internet connection.
885548
I don't know, because I don't use it for that - however, if you have apple TV you can stream it through there as well.... - hope that helps -
387511
Yes, just run it to your receiver and use the receiver to TV's to connection to your TV's.
1722169
You can stream Netflicks directly from the TV. You do not need to connect another device to the TV.
698900
yes you can. you'll be able to use its android features (watching movies, youtube, etc.) by connecting it to the tv using hdmi cable.
2105668
Yes, you can stream videos such as Netflix, but as far as connecting to a t.v., I don't think so. It doesn't do that much. Just a simple android phone
888217
It's possible using XBMC and various plug-ins but I recommend you see several Youtube videos on the subject to get an idea of what's involved first. One thing I will say is that any TV or Sports programs will have to be streamed as there is no TV tuner in this unit. Also to get the best possible stable HD quality streaming for TV shows you may prefer to subscribe to Hulu plus. I myself still use Dish Network for live TV and sports and only use XBMC for movies, music, and other apps like Youtube etc.
1778423
The Roku LT is a good device. But it only streams up to 720p. So yes it would work on your TV, but you wouldn't get the quality of 1080p. So you wouldn't get the most out of your TV experience.
1619331
Yes, absolutely, assuming you have 1080p content and a DLNA-capable TV set or some other media device hooked to the TV which can output 1080p
1535670
Yes! I just used mine last night to stream the new Hobbit movie to the TV for family movie time! Works awesome!
502367
I wondered the same thing. It took me a month to figure out- and then believe it's really that simple- that YES, I can simply connect my high-end laptop to my mid-range flat screen TV, by HDMI to HDMI ports on each device, and stream anything I could get on my laptop, directly onto my flatscreen TV... But, why on earth WOULD I WANT TO? YES- You CAN do it, but why bother? If you do use your PC as a live stream (to TV) device, then every time you want to watch live-stream TV (vs. cable TV), you have to remove your laptop from it's current location (ie, maybe you were using it earlier,
1858962
I agree with the other response. You have to to stream from another device like a computer or a DVD player connected to your TV.
1621702
Yes - if you have internet, you can stream web content thru the player's connection.
1359721
Only way I could see to accomplish this would be to plug it into hdmi out into a capture card on a PC, and stream from that. But, I'm not sure if that mode can be used for live video or just playback.
1052568
No, you won't be able to do that. A cheap solution would be to get the $35 Google Chromecast.