I was wondering if anyone new if the DLNA feature on the Samsung TVs (looking at a new UN46B8000) would be able to connect to my Fedora 11 Linux box.
I currently have a samba share connecting it to my Windows box and can stream HD just fine from it.
It would be nice to have just the TV and not have install the windows only samsung software on my PC and play right from the linux box.
Less wires less systems less mess.
Is it possible and will it really be able to navigate and play mkv HD files?
I'm guessing I would need to install some type of DNLA application on my linux box to serve the TV, but would the TV even be able to recognize it?
I currently have a samba share connecting it to my Windows box and can stream HD just fine from it.
It would be nice to have just the TV and not have install the windows only samsung software on my PC and play right from the linux box.
Less wires less systems less mess.
Is it possible and will it really be able to navigate and play mkv HD files?
I'm guessing I would need to install some type of DNLA application on my linux box to serve the TV, but would the TV even be able to recognize it?