yadavkamal364
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What is the DLNA feature that I have recently seen in some TVs?
DLNA feature TVs
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EthenHunt
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just4kix
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EthenHunt has provided the link.
In absolute layman's terms, DLNA allows sharing/listening/viewing of Audio and Video files over a wired or wireless network.
In absolute layman's terms, DLNA allows sharing/listening/viewing of Audio and Video files over a wired or wireless network.
Bhupendra Singh
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DLNA stands for Digital Living Network Alliance, and is basically a network of companies that make digital media devices. It basically commits them to make products that are easy to interlink, for example, a Sony BluRay player will easily work with LG Smart TV. Of all the big companies, only Apple is not a member of DLNA, and as such its devices are almost impossible to interoperate with others.
anm
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It has 3 parts.
Server that stores/ hosts content - can run on your laptop, or NAS or even on a samsung phone (all share).
Client - that plays content like music/ movies. TV will be the client. Or there can be software clients on phones, laptops, htpc etc. Here formats a client can play can be limited. For that your server can do real time transcoding.
Remote - helps in selecting what content to play, pause etc. This can be a third device, like your phone.
Server that stores/ hosts content - can run on your laptop, or NAS or even on a samsung phone (all share).
Client - that plays content like music/ movies. TV will be the client. Or there can be software clients on phones, laptops, htpc etc. Here formats a client can play can be limited. For that your server can do real time transcoding.
Remote - helps in selecting what content to play, pause etc. This can be a third device, like your phone.
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