i am the only one who cares
Well after much hype with DLNA I'm officially hurt by my apparent inability to easily convert files to stream HD content to my Samsung LN52A750. Whats killing me now is the release of the 7000/7100 series approximately one month after my purchase which have incredible codec/format/container/ even effing subtitle support built into it. Here are the links to the supported format list:
http://i643.photobucket.com/albums/uu156/bobshaw6940/img_6_12_1.jpg
http://i643.photobucket.com/albums/uu156/bobshaw6940/img_6_12_2.jpg
http://i643.photobucket.com/albums/uu156/bobshaw6940/img_6_12_3.jpg
Now my question to the moderators is this: Why can't the older models (750,850,950) have this kind of codec support? Now I'm not a computer genius but if the older ones can supposedly handle (hardware wise) h.264 at 1080p resolutions why can this kind of compatability not be unlocked with firmware updates?
Right now I just feel kind of burned by Samsung on a product that i love visually but hate mechanically (if that makes sense).
I dont mean to whine too much (maybe a little)but I'm just asking for a reason any reason besides the one I'm thinking of (Money...If the consumer wants these capabilities make them pay for it).
Thanks for your time
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Bob S.

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