DLNA (allshare app) tried it yet?

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I haven't seen this posted/mentioned yet, if so, ma bad!

I'm sure a bunch of people have tried this before, but some may have not.
If you haven't, go to the "allshare" app in your app drawer and check it out. It works beautifully! No need for HDMI cables etc, all wirelessly.
You need a allshare compatible device (most devices are now days, built in TVs, blue rays, etc), somewhat fast internet connection, that's it!
I watched a couple movies this way on my 50" HD tv, videos from phone, pictures...playback quality is outstanding with no lag or anything. I was pretty impressed to say the least.




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I mainly use it on my ps3. Yeah it works like a charm. I have loved it since my Tmobile Vibrant days.

Damn, I just deleted it yesterday without making a backup.

Originally Posted by Indrid Cole

I mainly use it on my ps3. Yeah it works like a charm. I have loved it since my Tmobile Vibrant days.

I had the vibrant too and had no idea it was on there...lol! Thanks for the heads up. I thought it was a new future with the S2....

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ps3 doesn't support movie shot on the epic touch

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Originally Posted by jamesey

ps3 doesn't support movie shot on the epic touch

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I use it for my Divix movies and photos and music/videos. but yeah mp4's are not supported on the ps3.
Oops I ment 3gp thanks for the correction Jamesy.

Originally Posted by Indrid Cole

I use it for my Divix movies and photos and music/videos. but yeah mp4's are not supported on the ps3.

Actually mp4's are supported, the actual encoding from the epic touch is 3gp. It would be nice if all share would stream/encode simultaneously to correct where Sony is slacking

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I didn't have much luck with 1080 videos and especially ones from the camcorder. I think I've seen it choke on 720 too. High video bitrates make the wireless network choke. The players are buffering every few seconds so it's unwatchable. The Codec recorded with on the phone sometimes the player on the TV end doesn't like it. Like my epic 4g, the sony Blu-Ray player doesn't like that and refuses to play.

Originally Posted by oscarthegrouch

I didn't have much luck with 1080 videos and especially ones from the camcorder. I think I've seen it choke on 720 too. High video bitrates make the wireless network choke. The players are buffering every few seconds so it's unwatchable. The Codec recorded with on the phone sometimes the player on the TV end doesn't like it. Like my epic 4g, the sony Blu-Ray player doesn't like that and refuses to play.

I have a Samsung bluray that I use, maybe they like each other...

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Never gotten it to work, always fails.

It burns when I tapatalk...