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Hello AVSForum,
I have an Intel Atom media server that I use solely for local stereo music reproduction. I wish to expand its uses to include streaming via DLNA to a television. I do not want to build an HTPC, or purchase a streaming device other than what is built in to the TV.
I am aware of the limitations of DLNA and I have no desire for high definition blu-ray rips, HD audio bitstreaming or anything similar. My media is the bog-standard 700mb AVI DivX rips, and I am satisfied with the video quality. All I want is a simple, one-remote solution for streaming that my largely technologically-illiterate partner can understand.
Which television manufacturers currently support the most file formats and resolutions via DLNA streaming? Given the processing power of the Atom, I would prefer to avoid transcoding if possible.
Thank you for the help.
I have an Intel Atom media server that I use solely for local stereo music reproduction. I wish to expand its uses to include streaming via DLNA to a television. I do not want to build an HTPC, or purchase a streaming device other than what is built in to the TV.
I am aware of the limitations of DLNA and I have no desire for high definition blu-ray rips, HD audio bitstreaming or anything similar. My media is the bog-standard 700mb AVI DivX rips, and I am satisfied with the video quality. All I want is a simple, one-remote solution for streaming that my largely technologically-illiterate partner can understand.
Which television manufacturers currently support the most file formats and resolutions via DLNA streaming? Given the processing power of the Atom, I would prefer to avoid transcoding if possible.
Thank you for the help.