Not inexpensive, but will play almost every video and audio codec. If you want a streaming box that will play almost everything without transcoding, look at the Nvidia Shield. Panasonic used to, but I think they've dropped DLNA support. However, be careful because not all players support DLNA.
The important thing to remember is that it is only passthrough, which means you have to use HDMI and connect it to an AVR that supports DTS.Īnother option is a Blu Ray player. and other live sports such as football besides the regular TV programming. You can, therefore, enjoy PPV events such as UFC, boxing, WWE, etc.
Also, I believe that DTS has to be in a MKV or TS container, but it might work with MP4 as well. The app provides streams from all over the world to let you enjoy free IPTV in HD, so you can watch TV for free. I believe a revised firmware isn't too far off. With adb type 'adb install launcher.apk' and 'adb install firetools.apk' Open the launcher On adb type su and accept the prompt of magisk With adb type 'adb shell pm disable-user ' and 'adb shell pm disable-user. Roku will play DTS, although there's currently a bug in their firmware. Is there any other options?įire TV does support DLNA by using Kodi or other apps. 8.1 (NS6281/4061) in summer 2021, I am unable to Cast Tidal music via the Upnp protocol since the Fire Stick is not detected as a Player. Roku boxes do support DLNA but lack on DTS so most of my videos has not sound. I looked at FireTV but it doesn't support DLNA. Rtan wrote:I setup a Serviio server for my LG SmartTV and it works great but now I need to find a streaming device for my other not so smart TV's.
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