I thought I needed a NAS, then I used this device for Plex instead
… In my case, I stream directly to my Apple TV 4K, along with a few other high-end streaming devices, like the Nvidia Shield TV Pro and Amazon's Fire TV Stick 4K Max . …
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DisplayPort is everywhere except TVs, and it's quietly limiting PC gamers
… Then there's the fact that most TV sets come with the same array of ports. You'll find a slow 100Mbps connection with optical audio, RCA ports, HDMI, expansion, and a few USB ports for good measure. …
I stopped trying to replace my Nvidia Shield and built something better instead
… The NAS does the heavy lifting; the TV client just plays the stream. Not quite. The most common approach is using a smart TV app like the Plex or Jellyfin app on whatever client device you already own — a Roku, Apple TV, Fire Stick, or a built-in smart TV platform. …
My dual-display travel setup fits in an envelope and it's not a MacBook
… I've replaced my smart TV OS with that little Khadas Mind Mini PC, hooked up to the TV by HDMI, where it now serves flawlessly as my Home Theater PC. …
I built a Plex server to escape streaming app fatigue — and it actually worked
… Here in the UK, we'd purchase a TV magazine, detailing channel schedules for the week ahead, gather around the box set each evening, and enjoy some pre-recorded and live TV. …
The M64 reminds me why I love the Nintendo 64, flaws and all
… It's also difficult to hook up to modern TVs since it connects via an RCA plug rather than a more modern format like HDMI. …
Nvidia's RTX HDR does more for my old games than DLSS ever will
… At this point, it’s become one of the biggest reasons I prefer watching content directly on my PC instead of my TV. …
I stopped treating my old 250GB SATA SSD as e-waste, and now I can't live without it
… 250GB isn't large, but it's enough when I want to carry movies or shows from my PC to the TV, or to a friend's place. …