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Join Date: Jan 2005
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I can't think of a slick way to define this, so I'll just say I can play a movie on my computer and have it display on my TV. It's called "casting" and I'm too lazy to look up the origin of this term. But for a long time I was searching on the Internet about ways to do this and now it was just dumb luck that it fell into my lap.
I was test-driving CyberLink PowerDVD and there is was. It said I can cast to my Roku device over my WiFi. It even automated adding the channel to my Roku list of channels. And then when I told it to, it cast a movie from my computer to my TV via the Roku. Note: Doing this with CyberLink PowerDVD is only possible with their Ultra and Live versions, as their online comparison shows. |
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Glad you were able to stumble across the process and are getting it working...'-}} Terrie |
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