DLNA compatibility LN52A750, LN52A650, LN52A850: Does LN52A750 have true DLNA compatibility, can it auto-detect my PC, laptop, wireless camera e.t.c.?
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Only difference between A850 and A750 of screen thickness otherwise every thing is same. I'm having this TV since Nov 2008 and it worth every penny spent on this TV. I'm good fan of this TV and as per my experience about DLNA, I would recommend to buy BUFFALO LINKSTATION LIVE LS-CH1.0TL 1TB NAS driver which works best compare with Iomega Home Media N/w Drive. The only drawback of DLNA with Samsung is support FAT32 Filesystem as of now and have limited files supports, see below lists: Compatible files: DLNA-supported file types and extensions are listed below. Music - MP3 (.mp3) Photos - JPEG (.jpg, .jpeg) Video - MPEG1 (.mpg, .mpeg) MPEG2 (.mpg, .mpeg, .trp, .ts, .tp) DIVX (.mpg, .mpeg, .avi) MPEG4 AVC (.mpg, .mpeg) and you will be able to play the .avi files with the following codes Xvid, H.264 MP, MPEG4 SP, MPEG4 ASP and MJPEG. So for all other files you will have use any converting s/w. I hope these all information will be helpful to you people.
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According to the documentation supplied with my XWNB5201, PAGE 19, This unit is compatible with XAVNB2001. You can get a user manual online at http://downloadcenter.netgear.com
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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 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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A lot of laptop manufacturers restrict which modules will work in their machines . Usually there is a white list of approved devices in the bios. I have seeno this with all the bin players . I am not sure if this a fcc thing.
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I do not own this tv but the product spec PDF on Amazon shows it to be DLNA compliant so you should be able to stream from a DLNA source on the network. Can anyone who owns this confirm? Update: I bought this TV and it DOES have DLNA networking capabilities. Worked very well streaming from a 2TB media server.
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If your L655 has a firewire port, it should connect, if it is a 400 IEEE firewire port,it may be slow, but if the port on the computer is either 400 or 800 it should work. If it is an older machine I don;t know how well a/v will transfer.
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I did... One page states that the 650 has the DLNA, where another says you have to buy the 750 to get it.You know, I was kind of debating between the 650 and 750, but then I realized with my plans to hook a mac mini to it, I would really have no use for the 750 features.
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I am now in the same boat as the original poster. I ordered a Samsung LN52A650 that will arrive Monday. Hoping the DLNA will allow access to my Western Digital NAS, but not sure. Since it's back to work next week I'm not sure how soon I'll get to try the DLNA features. First priority wil be to get the TV set up and working for the BCS game Thursday. Go Gators!
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I am not a compatibility tester, just an individual. All I can say is that it works well as part of my system, a Yamaha A/V Receiver, LG Blu-ray Player and LG LED Smart TV. Your question should be directed to the manufacturer.
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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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It didn't work for me. I tried using it with a Dahua camera that I also got on Amazon. In the end what worked in that case was a TP-LINK TL-PoE150S Gigabit PoE Injector Adapter. That is 802.3af compliant as is the Dahua camera. If your camera supports 802.3af I would go with that.
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no, this device in itself uses DLNA along with the EZCast companion app and simply outputs via HDMI.
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You are correct. The exception is if your router has an HPNA coax connection. Many ATT Uverse modem/routers have this built in.
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Yes. Wired and wireless devices should be plug and play with no compatibility issues whatsoever
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Not sure what DLNA is. Tell me what that is and maybe I can answer your question.
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Yeah it supports DLNA. But Airplay is better. Try Airplay if your NAS supports. I have Synology and I can stream from DS Audio to these speakers easily.