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Unless you use Plex, which allows your own content Or just use an AppleTV, which comes with a built-in program called "Computer" that lets you stream your own
by reaperducer 2y ago
Unless you use Plex, which allows your own content
Or just use an AppleTV, which comes with a built-in program called "Computer" that lets you stream your own content from any Mac on the LAN.
I have about 400 movies and thousands of TV shows that I stream this way, in subscription-free bliss.
The content comes from CDs, DVDs, and Blu-rays from the library or my own purchases; and I have a $20 gadget that records OTA TV shows and movies onto a USB stick.
- oorza 2y agoYou don't even need an AppleTV. My Roku and Amazon TVs were both zero-configuration AirPlay targets. And generally speaking, there's not any issue with wifi streaming video - there's a noticeable input lag, but it doesn't desync audio, and videos tend not to be interactive.
- mezzie2 2y agoYup. I'm introducing my sister to the masterpiece that is Chrono Trigger by playing an emulated version on my Mac streamed to our Roku TV. Works great. Video is even easier.