I'm thinking a BOXEE would be best. More at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boxee
Hello,
I have D-link DNS 320 Share center and I want to watch movies that I have on it on my LG TV.
How can I do that?
Please ask for any additional information.
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Hello,
I have D-link DNS 320 Share center and I want to watch movies that I have on it on my LG TV.
How can I do that?
Please ask for any additional information.
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no... i have smart tv i do not need boxee. i just want to connect it to lan storage (D-link DNS 320 Share center) so i can watch videos from there.
That depends on the TV. Should be in the user manual. But since you didn't mention the model number nor link to that user manual, it's impossible to say if your TV can do that and - if it can - how to configure it and what disks (size, filesystem) and filetypes it can read.
So that's something for you to find out yourself.
Kees
my tv is 32LM669S and there is no info about connecting on D-link DNS 320 Share center in manual, so i can't find it myself in book, that is why i am asking for help on forums ![]()
Your top post and first reply didn't include the model number or manual so no one could check to see if the TV could do that.
It appears you don't think that detail mattered but it does. The Boxee and similar devices will connect if configured properly and your network is configured too. Let me share a link about a setting that blocks access next.
http://forums.cnet.com/7726-7589_102-5412417.html?tag=posts;msg5412417
Now imagine the usual Smart TV owner. No where in the TV manual is that information or tip. But as you are the person creating the network, you are expected to configure such to allow this to work.
Bob