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Disappointed it still doesn't seem to have native DLNA support? I'm in the market for new wireless headphones and this would have solved the problem nicely.
by geetee 14y ago
Disappointed it still doesn't seem to have native DLNA support? I'm in the market for new wireless headphones and this would have solved the problem nicely.
- darkchasma 14y agoDo they have a non-native solution? Because not having DLNA has been the one thing keeping me from getting one.
- geetee 14y agoI have not personally used it, but apparently http://www.plexapp.com/ http://www.plexapp.com/ uses DLNA. I imagine you need to run their server application, which defeats the purpose of it all.
- michaelbuckbee 14y agoIf it is the same setup as the Roku 2 line, yes you do need to run a Plex server.
- glabifrons 14y agoTry MyMedia out... it streams from your computer to the Roku and has a nice little "channel" too. http://netguy204.github.com/roku_media_server/ http://netguy204.github.com/roku_media_server/ It runs on Windows, MacOS and Linux, and it's GPLed: http://rokumm.appspot.com/walkthrough http://rokumm.appspot.com/walkthrough