Will this unit permit video streaming from the home network?
1852750
I believe Yamaha A/V Receivers only supports audio network services (Pandora, net radio etc.). You can connect a separate box that streams video to the receiver but that box would already have an internet connection.
1782563
To the best of my knowledge this TV will network but you need to but the accesory "dongle" to do so. I haven't had the need.
2070855
Yes, but you will have to have Foscam go into your router and forward you internet ports so it can be accessed from any device and/or web. I had Foscam do all my setup due to the fact that it's their camera and they know what to do instantly. I hope this helped you.
1492710
Not directly. You will need cat 5 baluns on each end for video and a power adapter on each end and it will work.
2004723
I believe so, but you will need a hard wire connection to the internet; the unit does nothave wireless wi-fi.
1187106
Yes, if you can watch You Tube and Netflix on your home network, then it will work.
558615
Short answer, yes.That's actually what it's made for and works great. You may also love the DLNA option as well if you have digital media you wish to share over your network.Movies and music can stream strait to your smart TV or any DLNA compatible media player from the NAS.If you have an Android device and plan on storing digital movies on this for network streaming, check out "media house pro"Great combo
1281332
I don't see why not. I used it to stream high def video files on my pc. Although, sometimes if I'm watching something and copying large amounts of info it may skip a little.
1193920
No, it cannot. The only video connections available are the component ones.
1451432
No, remember this device streams from an existing source, I have mine connected to a cable box
738499
Yes you can. I used IP cam viewer with my unit and it worked reliably. The problem is with washout.
930957
I stream from a SMB server on my network just fine. It's a USB HDD enclosure on the router, the router supplies the SMB server itself, it should work well for you.
1640046
No it cannot by itself. The unit will only stream from your main hard drive inside your computer (usually drive C:). You can stream from an external hard drive connected to your router if you have a media server program that was included with your router's software or with a third party program such as Twonky. However, the formats the player will read are limited and even then it may not read those formats.
250673
I don't think it can, but for $99 you can purchase a Roku box from Netfix that does a great job with easy set up easy to hook up to your at home WiFi etc. I've had a very good experience w/ it, but I have DSL Qwest and it doesn't have the best down load speed, probably best w/ cable modem or high speed DSL (especially w/ HDTV)
1445103
I haven't tried that setup specifically, but I do not see why that wouldn't work. The ports all switch together so their is no knowledge by the unit that you are not using the video ports.
476975
No. It just allows us to stream Hulu plus, Amazon, or other online video rental sources.
872355
Yes: This will work with just about anything that supports DLNA. If you are accessing from outside your network, anticipate that the stream may be slow however. Inside your network, it should be seamless.