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Not sure on multiple TVs, but I thought DLNA was gaining wider adoption. My brother's got a TV that's not Panasonic and it has DLNA as well, and he can stream
by mgkimsal 13y ago
Not sure on multiple TVs, but I thought DLNA was gaining wider adoption. My brother's got a TV that's not Panasonic and it has DLNA as well, and he can stream to it.
Would be nicer to simply have a wireless standard that devices - DVD players, boxes, etc - would bundle so that we didn't needs cables to the TV box. Or... hey - maybe just wireless audio from a TV to external speakers (bluetooth 4?) to cut down on wires.
- atiti 13y agoDLNA only works for a limited set of content (music/vids/pictures). No gaming, other apps, etc.
- mgkimsal 13y agoThanks.
- alongenemylines 13y agoDownside of wireless audio is you still need to power the speaker.
- mgkimsal 13y agobut you can often position the speakers where you want closer to power too.