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Hello, Is it possible to view my recordings on my 5000T on another TV in another room, via streaming or whatever means. TIA
badger65 – 18 mins ago »
Hello, Is it possible to view my recordings on my 5000T on another TV in another room, via streaming or whatever means.
Is the other TV a Smart TV? If so you could probably do it via the DLNA server om the FVP-5000T or depending on the distance you could use an HDMI splitter and run a long HDMI lead to the other TV
Thank you for your swift reply. No the second TV is not smart. And I am in between houses in a rental property. So cannot start running cables. Can I do it via a streaming device somehow ?
badger65 – 2 hours ago »
Thank you for your swift reply. No the second TV is not smart. And I am in between houses in a rental property. So cannot start running cables. Can I do it via a streaming device somehow ?
I am not an expert on streaming devices but if the streaming device has a DLNA client (eg VLC) or can install a client then yes.
https://uk.humaxdigital.com/product/h3/
You can still find them on ebay.
And they are capable of streaming both HD and SD recordings. However, it’s flakey and unreliable (at least for me).
Thank you for your replies. So it looks like I cant stream recordings easily in my rental property. I dont know if I can ask this on the forum. But can I watch live TV and use the bbc, itv players, Netflix etc using a dongle. If so how exactly do I set one up on the second TV please ?
Have a search through the forum because I have a vague recollection that it has been demonstrated that two 5000t can be network linked to play recordings.
OK…will do thank you.
Hi, just joined and have a question.
I need a freeview recorder. I would like to be able to watch what I record on other TVs in the house.
If the 5000T has a DLNA server then that gives me all I need.
Has anyone here had experience with this feature? Is it just like using any other DLNA source ?
Thanks
leighcr – 2 hours ago »
If the 5000T has a DLNA server then that gives me all I need.
Has anyone here had experience with this feature? Is it just like using any other DLNA source ?
Yes it has a DLNA server; in settings it is called Network server and you have to specify a time window when you want it available. As far as I know it is like using any other DLNA source.
Thanks Martin, that takes me a step closer.
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