Does the TV you use need to be DNLA compliant>
351215
No. Just needs HDMI and you're good to go. Takes some farting around to get it going.
351216
no, this device in itself uses DLNA along with the EZCast companion app and simply outputs via HDMI.
351217
No. When plugged in and powered on (using your TV USB port or an AC adapter), the device advertises itself as a WiFi Hotspot, and you can authenticate it to your home WiFi to use the included browser. I have tested against my Android phone and iPad. The App needs considerable work,but does not appear to be maintained. I experienced repeated lockups, and I did not like that I have to disconnect my device from home WiFi to use all features. It was an interesting novelty for a few days, but I have since given up and unplugged it from my TV.
351218
No, it doesn't need to be DNLA compliant/ready. This device will make your regular HDTV a smart one. The device itself has DNLA.
1910914
Not sure,it turned out the bsllast I bought was not the problem.ended up giving the tv away..sorry I couldn't help.
1564759
I have a LN46A750 and even though it says it DLNA compliant, it doesn't seem to work with all servers directly. I can confirm that it does work with the Samsung software and using TVersity, it does see the server and its contents, but it doesn't stream video. I haven't tried music or photos, but videos don't work. It's because of some strange HTTP header requirements that the TV is looking for and the TVersity doesn't send. I don't know if this extra header is part of the "DLNA standard" though.
761726
I've tried to use it for a fta system but the message "short circuit in LNB" appears on TV every time so for me was useless
1074653
You should be able to. Some tvs need converter boxes, insure that you have one of needed.
464860
Yes; however, you will still require a digital converter box (converts digital to analog) as older TVs do not understand digital signals without external aid.
827531
Yes, see http://www.naxa.com/led-and-lcd-tv/led-televisions-with-dvd-players/ntd-1954.html
1375641
I don't know. You'll need to check the wattage of your TV to make sure it is less than 300 Watts. You will also need to check the input frequency specified for the TV to make sure it matches that of the location where you will use the TV. For example, a TV made for the US market will likely expect a 60Hz input frequency. The input frequency is most other countries is 50Hz.
1881036
That is not true as I only use standard DVD's and it is beautiful and works perfect. I really like this TV and would definitely buy it again as it does exactly what I purchased for.
2279891
No it's TV specific. I kept the one the tech took out when replaced the first time Then researched it here and bought it and put it in myself
1548401
It is as long as your television has rca audio output. Many newer televisions only have a digital audio out now.
1654192
I connect a standard def Directv box to it and have no issues. Works great.
741576
Yes, contact Directv with the s/n and they can tell you if it is available for reactivation
991053
No. It requires a digital optical cable (Toslink). Most new TV's have an optical output on them so connection should be simple.
1904464
As I understand it, light guns require A) a CRT, and B) a certain refresh rate that modern HDTVs (CRT or otherwise) don't support. I'm sure someone will be able to give you a more detailed answer, but I would think that the only way it might work is using an older non-HDTV CRT display. And to answer your question more directly - no, I haven't tried it. :)
164297
Check the version of your TV to see if it matches with the requirement of LaView. If it matches then try contacting the client service of LaView. They offer the best client service I have ever had.
1502990
my tv is a 2006 Mitsubishi dlp tv and the company who made the Compatible lamp is dynamic lamps. It has worked perfectly in my tv.