![]() Does anyone know where the problem lies here? Do LG TVs not have the ability to do this sort of seeking via DLNA or on those particular file types or is there something in JRiver that I can tweak?īTW the TV won't play FLAC files so I would be unable to use it to play my music without conversion, but then again I don't really want to play music on my TV! I'll continue to use the WDTV Live as an audio-only renderer. ![]() Would be great to hear about members setup/configurations. Is this called Time-Based seeking? but I would like to be able to use fast-forward and rewind on the TV's remote control rather than having to go to the iPad to do this. Since quite a few members appear to be networking their televisions for Internet access and DNLA servers I thought it might be a good idea to have a dedicated thread to focus on these issues. I can go to the controller (JRemote) and use the position slider control to move the video, this works fine. The same files can be fast-forwarded on the WDTV although, obviously, only in player mode as it won't respond to remote commands if initiated by an external controller. Video Conversion in JRiver is turned off. However, I'm finding I can't rewind or fast-forward through video - pressing those buttons on the remote control brings up an error along the lines of "this function cannot be used at this time". My previous experience has been that in DMR mode, a device can only be controlled by the device that initiated the connection. Play Videos from Router on any TV with DLNA. Secondly, even when in DLNA renderer mode, having initiated playback via JRemote, the TV will still repsonds to commands like pause, stop, and play from its own remote control. In this video you will learn How to Create Media Server using Router for LG OLED. ![]() My other TV, and TVs generally, will only pass 5.1 if it's from an internal tuner. Two other nice surprises: it seems to pass 5.1 from HDMI inputs and from DLNA-streamed media to its optical audio out. I seems to respond quicker too than my WD TV Live. But time moves on I guess and although it's now 2013, this TV is a 2012 model and by now they should be getting it half right I suppose. I was surprised because up until now I always though TVs had the worst implementations of DLNA. I didn't think about DLNA at all but I've tried it as a renderer using JRiver/JRemote and it works really well with all formats of video I've thrown at it so far (.MKVs and. I've just bought a new LG smart TV (42LM670T), purely because I wanted a bigger set and also passive 3D.
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