DLNA TV

[TANE]

this going to be my next TV..
What i was wondering what can be done with this new standard DLNA

www.dlna.org

- Stream Live Camera view?
- Watch the status of Domotica devices/ control?
- What can Proto Pro do more on this TV?
- What other Domotica possibilities?

philips 42PES0001

[Noel]

Damn that looks nice.




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[TANE]

psst...42"
- 66,2 x 98,2 x 5 cm (HxBxD)

[TANE]

hahaha nice work WIFI

[Noel]

<blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"><i>Originally posted by Chak</i>
<br />psst...42"
- 66,2 x 98,2 x 5 cm (HxBxD)

[TANE]

42" was too big for the wall in my hous..just 100cm
This one fits perfect.

I just canceled the order for the Sony KDL-40W4500 also a great TV with build in DVB-C (Ziggo)
http://www.kieskeurig.nl/product/3A0684 ... 338DE7.htm


It will be now the Philips
http://www.kieskeurig.nl/product/BE5FE5 ... 3F8D0A.htm

I'm sure I can show pictures from IP cameras on this device...maybe not streaming in beginning

Firmware can be updated via USB and it's open source...WOW Philips

[Mhwlng]

did you see this ? :

http://www.sonyinsider.com/2008/09/17/s ... a-app-sdk/

too bad that these tv's are only available in japan, right now...

Marcel

[TANE]

WOW..thats new way of watching TV...hmm was Sony better choice..
Or can yous say the have build in MCE in the TV...lol

[Jeroen Bartels]

At IFA Samsung also demonstrated DNLA TV's. This TV was capable of showing RSS feeds and other things from the web, besides TV.

[TANE]

DNLA is open standard and open source..i think we will see more in the next months,
When they can retrieve rss...they can do more...

[RdP]

I should choose for a quality TV and then I mean the TV screen capability, because that's what you do with the TV most of the time. In that case Philips is not a good choice. Look at Pioneer, Panasonic or Loewe, they make the best TV's. I'm dutch, but after 3 Philips TV's and other Philips equipement I must admit Philips is getting worse by the year.

/RdP

[Digit]

I am a Loewe fan; not cheap, but you get good quality image; i still have an old 'tube' Loewe, but still very happy with it, since most of the times, when i watch at image quality produced by other TVs, i'm reassured i still have the right choice.

[Snelvuur]

I have a philips with ambi light, i just like the ambi light, quality is ok. My tv before that lasted about 10 years.. (big old sucker) i like the aureau one from philips (ambilight from 4 sides) but i must admit, the pioneer ones look nice too..

// Erik (binkey.nl)

[Snelvuur]

At the moment i am thinking about getting http://www.samsung.com/nl/consumer/deta ... B7000WWXXN

Has dlna, its ledtv really small and also some nice gizmo's..

// Erik (binkey.nl)

[RDNZL]

<blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"><i>Originally posted by mhwlng</i>
<br />did you see this ? :

http://www.sonyinsider.com/2008/09/17/s ... a-app-sdk/

too bad that these tv's are only available in japan, right now...

Marcel

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This article is almost a year old, and I thought I just read an article in the German C'T magazine about release of a Bravia with the Crossbar interface and network connection. Will check when I get home.

Funny to see there is a lot of Linux involved in those Bravias.
Maybe check the lastest models on this list for APP API support too.

http://products.sel.sony.com/opensource/source_tv.shtml

Regards,
Ron.