I just bought a new plasma HDTV, and i want to stream the videos from my PC to the TV, then i can watch the videos on TV.I don't want to burn the videos to the DVD becasue it takes a long time to do that. Do you guys know any device that can stream videos to TV. Also, some of my videos have DRM, so which device is a really one for me? Thank you so much.
2007-03-31 14:33:12 · 3 answers · asked by Quang N 2 in Consumer Electronics ➔ Other - Electronics
Too bad you bought your TV already. HP's Mediasmart HDTV (SLC3760N) has built in wired/wireless connectivity so you can stream videos from your PC to the TV via your home network. It also supports DivX and Windows DRM.
(www.hp.com)
You can buy a stand-alone Digital media adaptor , check Netgear or Buffalo; however, most of them don't support DRM
An Xbox 360 has also media streaming capabilities.
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