Does this TV have DLNA capability?
777482
Yes, it can browse/playback media from a DLNA server (personally I use Tversity).
759448
Yes, the LN5700 TVs do have built in WiFi. It has an easy menu to connect in into your home WiFi.
1407415
Yes, it uses DLNA technology as well as AirPlay. I have 5 of them, as well as two SANS400's and use them almost daily.
1413273
Yes, from cable, satellite, or over-the-air. Note: you may need an RF modulator if connecting to an older TV without A-V jacks.
1995575
No, according to the specs it only has the following connectors:One (1) Coaxial DTV/TV cable antenna,One (1) Y, Pb/Cb, Pr/Cr component video with L/R audio,One (1) HDMI Port
11932
I bought Samsung 52'' LCD with DLNA support and already have a NAS drive (DLink - D232) that supports UPnP. All my media is in the NAS device. I haven't received the TV yet or else would have tried myself, but does anyone know if DLNA supported devices (my TV in this case) can access media from UPnP supported servers (my NAS in this case)?
2279992
this tv uses inputs of HD-SD (optional),HDMI,YPbPr,AV1,AV2 all BNC connectors / 800x480 / 1920x1080
199516
This particular model does not.. but it is a great tv. I bought it for my daughter and we have had no issues with it. It does have the components to hook up anything you need!
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.
1249224
I bought one, it has a real nice picture but I'm a little disappointed with the DLNA function. It works but doesn't do much with respect to networking other that displaying pics from USB device. It does display weather info from the internet but the server application shipped with it doesn't work, so no connnectivity with a PC for rendering photos. I would't spend the extra money for IP connectivity because there isn't enough functionality to warrent the extra expense.
2104746
Bravia TV (W55xx series) has worse DLNA performance than PS3, in my experience.
825237
I am now in the same boat as the original poster. I ordered a Samsung LN52A650 that will arrive Monday. Hoping the DLNA will allow access to my Western Digital NAS, but not sure. Since it's back to work next week I'm not sure how soon I'll get to try the DLNA features. First priority wil be to get the TV set up and working for the BCS game Thursday. Go Gators!
365190
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.
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.
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Sorry I do not know since i do not use or plan on using this service I never checked it out, look in the specs if it doesn't I am sure you could buy a streaming box that will have it. The TV has dnla and it works great, however I have added a wd live box since the dnla does not play video files with DTS audio the wd does.
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While not a Smart TV, it is DLNA compliant so you can stream content from any other DLNA device within your home network. I have a NAS w/ all my pics and vids; I can view all this content from on my TV.
1264103
i understand but that isn't an issues while i got a DLNA Sony TV, so it seems BDV-S370 is the best option unless BDV-S570 would be able to increase the quality from my downloaded movies, then it would be a great investment.HOWEVER, SONY web says clearly that BDV-S370 does have DNLA support, so i demand to AMAZON.COM to confirm this information in order to give the best customer services.