DLNA compatibility LN52A750, LN52A650, LN52A850 Does LN52A750 have true DLNA compatibility, can it auto-detect my PC, laptop, wireless camera e.t.c.? The amazon specs says the 750 is DLNA, but the samsung website says that 850 and above are DLNA compatible. Went to the store and saw the "DLNA" sticker on 850 and not 750. The only reason I was considering the 750 (over 650) was the DLNA, but getting mixed feedback.Thoughts/feedback ? DLNA compatibility LN52A750, LN52A650, LN52A850 Does LN52A750 have true DLNA compatibility, can it auto-detect my PC, laptop, wireless camera e.t.c.? The amazon specs says the 750 is DLNA, but the... » Read More DLNA compatibility LN52A750, LN52A650, LN52A850 Does LN52A750 have true DLNA compatibility, can it auto-detect my PC, laptop, wireless camera e.t.c.? The amazon specs says the 750 is DLNA, but the samsung website says that 850 and above are DLNA compatible. Went to the store and saw the "DLNA" sticker on 850 and not 750. The only reason I was considering the 750 (over 650) was the DLNA, but getting mixed feedback.Thoughts/feedback ? « Show Less
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I looked up the LN52A750 on Samsung's website. There's a specifications brochure linked from that page that confirms that the LN52A750 is DLNA certified.
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A review at a different site stated that the sets DLNA only worked with the DLNA server supplied by Samsung with the set. I can not verify one way or the other.
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Take a look at CNET.com and take a look at the LN46A750 (just a different screen size) review. They state, "Despite being billed as DLNA-compliant, the TV won't play nice with DLNA server software like Windows Media Player 11 or TVersity (both of which we tested), so you're stuck with the included proprietary software"
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Thanks that is great info. I WAS thinking about purchasing the 7 series now I will wait for something better. Maybe by a PS3.
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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.
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C. Ady is 100% correct. If you don't have anything else than the DLNA functions are serviceable. From a complete product. I purchased a 850 Samsung in part for the DLNA feature. Your better off getting a Slingbox.
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The chip will work with the 75" model of the 736 series, but the 65" (the one you have, based on your model number) is not listed as compatible. I checked the web site and could not get enough information to accurately answer your question. You might try calling them, and ask for the DLP replacement DLP chip part number. If it's the same as the 75", you're in business. Otherwise, it's a gamble, but perhaps one worth taking considering the cost of a new TV. Your call (literally).
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To my dismay, UPnP AV does not interoperate with DLNA. While I was able to view some folders (the TV does discover my NAS) and few image files, the Audio (mp3) and video files were not found by the TV.I tried installing Samsung software on my computer, it seem the media files are expected to be physically on the computer (and not as a mapped drive to the NAS). Additionally, the computer is expected to be 'wired' to the network (and not be wireless).Obviously there are workarounds. But I would prefer either Samsung supports UPnP AV or my NAS device supports DLNA.
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I used to use DLNA, but now I ONLY use the network connectivity.If I had an external HD directly connected, it might be more helpful since I think the WDTV has some indexing features when using DLNA, but all my files are now on my NAS.
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I have 750 before, I use 951G instead of it . My 750 without wifi support . But i have used .backup directly restore it, for me without any problem .Good luck!!!
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Robert, yes this works for the 740 series I love it so much that I purchased 2. One can never have too many backups, it's literally plug and play. I'm certain you'll enjoy as much as I do the streaming/blooth capability is great rarely freezes if at all. Best of luck, I hope this review helps. You must have WIFI capability in order for this product to plug and play as designed. You'll then have internet access and etc, if you do not have internet/WIFI capability then this product will not work.
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This is exactly what I am wondering, too, whether it be the Samsung or the Pioneer plasmas with DLNA. I hope someone here can report whether these sets can access media on uPnp NAS drives. That's where this interconnectivity really needs to go.
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I use my 3TB Seagate Central with a Plex Server. It supports DLNA. Tried Twonky before finding Plex.
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Elgps, Yes, this model is compatible with the LN55C750 television. Thanks for your interest in Samsung products. --Mr. S
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If you are trying to use the DLNA media streamer, and have a 64 bit version of Vista, Samsung does not support it. I get the same message on my pc with 64 bit vista.
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The 650 series does not have DLNA. Sorry. That feature is included in the 750 model and up.
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I have a Nuvi 660 NA with which it works fine. If your 750 takes the same plug it should be good.
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This system has worked with every camera I have tried with it. As long as it has a BNC connector, they work, I have used 420, 480, 540, 600, 700, & 750 TVLine cameras, all have worked perfectly. I've install over a dozen of these systems with no problems.
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I cant be 100% sure of connections, however in my extensive experience with installing various systems and cameras for myself and many others, i find cameras to have connectors that are a standard and never had any connector issues personally, also by chance there should be an issue, there are adapters made that will convert from one connection to another, but i have only ever seen that happen 1 time, most stuff has a commn standard connector, if you web search for the brand and model numbers of your equipment and cameras, you can usually find a pic of everything 8ncluding connectors for verification. Hope this helps, good luck. I cant be 100% sure of connections, however in my extensive experience with installing various systems and cameras for myself and many others, i find cameras to have connectors that are a standard and never had any connector issues personally, also by chance there should be an issue, there are adapters made that will convert from one connection to another, but i have only ever seen that happen 1 time, most stuff has a commn standard connector, if you web search for the brand and model numbers of your equipment and cameras, you can usually find a pic of everything 8ncluding connectors for... » Read More I cant be 100% sure of connections, however in my extensive experience with installing various systems and cameras for myself and many others, i find cameras to have connectors that are a standard and never had any connector issues personally, also by chance there should be an issue, there are adapters made that will convert from one connection to another, but i have only ever seen that happen 1 time, most stuff has a commn standard connector, if you web search for the brand and model numbers of your equipment and cameras, you can usually find a pic of everything 8ncluding connectors for verification. Hope this helps, good luck. « Show Less
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I contacted Sony customer support, here is the question and response: Model : bdp-s570 Question: When will you offer firmware that will allow more video file formats mkv, m4v, mp4, m2ts, etc... to be streamed over the network connection from a DLNA media server? At this point it plays very few file types. one of the main reasons I purchased this product was to stream video over my network. Thank You Response: Thank you for contacting Sony Support. I'm sorry, but there is no update available to support the additional file formats via DLNA. I've provided a link with the information on the file types that are supported when using the DLNA feature: http://www.kb.sony.com/selfservice/documentLink.do?externalId=C1017936 Thank you for your time. The Sony Email Response Team
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PlayOn and the Samsung C5500 DLNA client to stream Amazon Instant Video. Has anyone tried this? I have PlayOn and can confirm it streams to the C5500 as I can watch their channels on the C5500. You have to stream through your PC though. I was hoping someone would share their experience with Amazon Instant Video. Also, I hoping it may be added to the "unofficial" Plex client for the C5500. I really hope Samsung adds this to their official apps. I am really impressed with this.