streaming from PC to TV

January 29th, 2020

Currently I watch all movies and TV shows on my PC, from DVD or avi/mkv files (no web streaming).
I’m thinking about getting a LED TV (1080p) but I need something to get my video content to it, , also audio streaming (mp3, ogg, flac!, mpc) would be nice. A quick research offered that “apple tv” streaming device and ROKU, which sounds more interesting.
Can you offer some advice and experiences on that area?

Answer #1
summvision player connected to hd, best option!
Answer #2
Do you already have a ps3 as you can easily stream to it,if not then sustanson250’s suggestion would be the best bet they will play anything you can throw at it and at under �40 for the latest version with 8GB built in memory they are a steal.
Answer #3
No console available So the summvision player requires that I have to swap my USB device every time I want to add new stuff to it? And its only available to TV OR PC
thats a big disadvantage
Answer #4
Do you already have a ps3 as you can easily stream to it,if not then sustanson250's suggestion would be the best bet they will play anything you can throw at it and at under �40 for the latest version with 8GB built in memory they are a steal.
no need to get that version, as you are paying for the memory.
Answer #5
8GB is just a drop in the ocean, I need more like 2TB and the data available on PC and TV simultaneously What do you think of Roku, combined with the Plex Media Center software
http://www.pcworld.com/article/256058/stream_media_from_your_pc_to_your_roku_box.html
Answer #6
8GB is just a drop in the ocean, I need more like 2TB and the data available on PC and TV simultaneously What do you think of Roku, combined with the Plex Media Center software
http://www.pcworld.com/article/256058/stream_media_from_your_pc_to_your_roku_box.html

you just connect hd to sumvision. cheapest and easiest option.
Answer #7
You dont get my meaning. I dont want to connect a hard disc to my TV, I want to stream content from PC to TV
Money is not the object, im rich
Answer #8
when someone says “there rich” there the poorest one on here especially bringing it up on a piracy forum” im kidding but why stream why not a HDMI cable? i have my pc hooked to the tv with a HDMI..i even download 3D mkv’s and play them that way…and i stream also with sites like ~Malware injector~… or check out that sumvision that was mentioned earlier…just my 2 cents !
Answer #9
PC is in my office, TV comes into my living room, I think HDMI doesnt support 20meter cable length ? ^^
whats the $ value/year that divides rich from poor in your eyes?
Answer #10
You dont get my meaning. I dont want to connect a hard disc to my TV, I want to stream content from PC to TV
Money is not the object, im rich

you are not connecting a hard disc, just connect the summvision. its a better solution, as you can can get drop outs when streaming, and you have to have pc on(pointless)
and if you are rich, just buy a media server. although i dont know how you are rich, but still downloading
Answer #11
I always like the solution to set up a network share (NAS or regular PC or something similar) in combination with a HTPC (Home Theatre PC). Personally I prefer XBMC to run on a HTPC, but you may prefer something more lightweight. You could even buy a Raspberry Pi to run XBMC for less than $50, but it just doesn’t run as well as a regular HTPC. You can use the NAS/PC to store and download your content, and then stream it to the HTPC. A setup like this (with a RaspPi) should cost no more than 300 bucks, depending on which NAS, and the number and size of the hard drives.
@sustanon, maybe he is rich because he downloads , and saves a lot of money this way?
Answer #12
Don’t get a NAS they are a waste of money when you can get an enterprise grade 8 port SAS card with 512MB of battery backed memory like a P400 for 40$
Answer #13
, exaclty :p
Thought about the rapsberry but in the end I could always use the hardware of on old laptop and achieve the same.
Somehow the cheapest solution eluded us all
A TV that comes with DLNA support and Ethernet port.
@All those people with double standards, “what are you doing on a site” use the thing between your ears
Answer #14
I have Roku that I got free for buying a lifetime licence for Play-On,works great but you can use playon free from:
PlayOn Media Server + Keygen
http://www.google.com?t=18361901&highlight=
Answer #15
if your going to get LED TV, I am assuming its going to be a smart tv? Most tv nowadays has DLNA, I use PS3 Media Server > to my LG Smart TV and I can play straight through. Haven’t ran to any problems yet. So that is another option.

 

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