Sorry if this is already going in a discussion somewhere.
Looks amazing. Can't wait for price details...
http://infinia.lge.com/archives/2108
Looks amazing. Can't wait for price details...
http://infinia.lge.com/archives/2108
LG Smart TV...coming 2011
its pretty basic stuff , though no fault of LG
Its only really now that everything talks to each other
If only TVs would play MKV and divxplus files !
what I did like was a web browser ! It would be pretty cool to check your emails as well !
Of course Flash players etc have to be supported for web pages via TV
Its only really now that everything talks to each other
If only TVs would play MKV and divxplus files !
what I did like was a web browser ! It would be pretty cool to check your emails as well !
Of course Flash players etc have to be supported for web pages via TV
Originally Posted by niall campbell:
“its pretty basic stuff , though no fault of LG
Its only really now that everything talks to each other
If only TVs would play MKV and divxplus files !
what I did like was a web browser ! It would be pretty cool to check your emails as well !
Of course Flash players etc have to be supported for web pages via TV”
“its pretty basic stuff , though no fault of LG
Its only really now that everything talks to each other
If only TVs would play MKV and divxplus files !
what I did like was a web browser ! It would be pretty cool to check your emails as well !
Of course Flash players etc have to be supported for web pages via TV”
I have a Samsung series 5 lcd TV that plays MKV and DivX straight off a usb stick. Just plug the usb stick in and press media play on the TV remote.
Originally Posted by Mark125:
“I have a Samsung series 5 lcd TV that plays MKV and DivX straight off a usb stick. Just plug the usb stick in and press media play on the TV remote.”
“I have a Samsung series 5 lcd TV that plays MKV and DivX straight off a usb stick. Just plug the usb stick in and press media play on the TV remote.”
thats great
what about off a NAS hard drive using TV ethernet connection ?
Originally Posted by niall campbell:
“thats great
what about off a NAS hard drive using TV ethernet connection ?”
“thats great
what about off a NAS hard drive using TV ethernet connection ?”
Nope. I was only pointing out that there are TV's that play MKV etc out the box. But you could connect a 1 or 2tb media harddrive to the tv and stream straight of it.
I'm sure a ethernet connected TV will be able to stream via you home network though.
I think the best idea there is the remote control that's more like a wavable mouse, so you can easily click on on-screen buttons, rather than faffing about with a remote with a myriad of keys. 
(mind you, I suppose Wii thought of it first?
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(mind you, I suppose Wii thought of it first?
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Originally Posted by Mark125:
“Nope. I was only pointing out that there are TV's that play MKV etc out the box. But you could connect a 1 or 2tb media harddrive to the tv and stream straight of it.
I'm sure a ethernet connected TV will be able to stream via you home network though.”
“Nope. I was only pointing out that there are TV's that play MKV etc out the box. But you could connect a 1 or 2tb media harddrive to the tv and stream straight of it.
I'm sure a ethernet connected TV will be able to stream via you home network though.”
I know about USB ports doing this. As more TVs have ethernet to connect to internet and NAS hard drives ; its important to know what they do play
my G 20 Panny will play Divx but not Divxplus . However this years model G 30 will play them.
