Re: They're not TVs anymore.
Ah, but on what proportion of your media content does the DLNA support actually work as advertised?
I've been burned too many times to even investigate the various add-ons in consumer electronics devices from Sony, Samsung and whatever - having to browse 1000 films alphabetically, 8.3 filenames, disks formatted in FAT16, MP3 support meaning "plays MP3 files from root directory of CD only" - the list goes on. Give me a screen or an amplifier with digital in, I'll supply the content thank you.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
