Best way to watch movies while dry camping
DH and I are planning our LONGEST ever dry camping adventure at Cades Cove TN in the Smokies just after Thanksgiving...8 NIGHTS! I believe our previous record was 5 nights. We have been doing this fo...
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I'm sure that works fine. That's how my setup works. My usb-connected hard drive feeds the WD Live converter. The converter converts the movie format into streaming video.
USB bandwidth is about 220 M bit/s
HD TV bandwidth is about 1 G bit/s
It's impossible to stream HD video using usb.
Sal
USB bandwidth is about 220 M bit/s
HD TV bandwidth is about 1 G bit/s
It's impossible to stream HD video using usb.
Sal
pnichols wrote:Salvo wrote:
Phil, I'm not aware of any tv that allows video streaming through the usb port. The WD TV Live converts almost all video file formats into HDMI streaming video.
With this setup he can just plug USB appliances into one of it's USB connectors on the side and, with the appropriate software in the computer - run whatever is connected to the USB port - just like with a laptop. I assume that he could do this using a large USB-powered hard drive loaded with movies and then play the movies, too ... I'll check with him on this.
