What's the easiest / cheapest / best way to watch home DVDs that were copied to a windows share?
I have a bunch of home movies that were on DVD and now copied to a hard drive on a windows PC. Each folder for each dvd has the video_ts and audio_ts folders. What's the easiest / simplest way to get to watch these on a TV?
right now, I have a spare windows PC connected via VGA to one of the large screen TV inputs, I see the windows desktop and can browse the network to the share of all the DVDs. Then play it with a DVD playing app.
Is there another / simpler way?
Isn;t there some standard for streaming media on a home network? 4 letters, starts with an H? HDLA? HNMA? What am I thinking about? Would that work? what hardware do I need?
Thanks!
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8/22/2022 - Mon
BelushiLomax
In my experience, burning them is the only way, but check afterdawn dot com. If there's some way, i'm guessing they have it.
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???? I'm trying to see them over the network. Burning is not a consideration
Thanks but not HDMI. Let me see if can google what I'm thinking.
DLNA? Ok no h in it.
I thought I saw something g about this in my network connected blu ray or tv? Is there a way on a windows pc to allow browsing / playing of media player files on the tv?