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I would skip the VLAN step and just block communication from the TV to the internet. That way you could still access media on other devices on your lan via DLNA
by blackflame7000 7y ago
I would skip the VLAN step and just block communication from the TV to the internet. That way you could still access media on other devices on your lan via DLNA or something
- PenguinCoder 7y agoWhat happens when you want to use Netflix, Amazon prime, or an external Plex server with the smart TV? You NEED internet access for those
- srathi 7y agoChromecast or Roku
- ryandrake 7y agoSeparate HTPC box that you trust? My ideal TV has power and video in and nothing else. Basically a monitor. I have a separate box for content and another for input switching.
- zbrozek 7y agoFYI you can't use an internal Plex server either. The Plex client is unable to operate without an Internet connection.