tablet. DLNA? Digital Living Network Alliance, or DLNA, is a non-profit organization whose goal is to set standards that make sharing media in the home simpler. About 440 million DLNA compliant devices are installed in end users homes, so it is likely that you have one and did not even realize it. The most common use for DLNA on the Galaxy Tab is to stream media (music, videos, pictures) to it from your personal computer. This can be an daunting task, but it really is not that hard. Windows has great features for sharing media built right in to Windows Media Player. On Windows 7 you can click the Stream dropdown box and select automatically allow devices to play my media. This will give your Galaxy Tablet access to the media files on your PC while on your home Wi-Fi network. Open up the AllShare application on your Galaxy Tablet and you should see at least two options under the left column labeled Server My device, and your PC. If you want to stream from your PC, then selec
t PC. You can then select My Device to connect and stream PC to Galaxy Tab (10.1). This is the most common and basic task. There are of course other cooler tasks that require additional hardware. For instance you can stream media from your Galaxy Tab to your DLNA equipped TV by selecting My Device as the server and TV as the Display Device. What is even more remarkable is the ability to stream from one device to another and using the Galaxy Tablet as the middle-man. For instance, you could stream a movie from your computer to your TV and use the Galaxy Tabs AllShare app to make it possible. To do this select the server, your PC in this scenario, and the display device, the TV, and then yourSamsung Tablet can choose what to play onto your TV. In case of choppy playback issues when streaming 1080p movies to Galaxy Tab 10.1 Choppy playback can be cause by Low bandwidth Sending large amounts of video and audio data over the Internet requires large bandwidths. When network condit
ions don't provide the bandwidth to support the video bit rate setting that you've specified, it results in choppy playback. Under this circumstance you need to increase the bandwidth or lower the video bitrate with a perfect Galaxy Tab Converter -- Pavtube Blu-ray Video Converter Ultimate (The app is recommended here cause it not only compresses 1080p HD movies to lower bitrate with good quality and fast speed, but also rips copy-protected Blu-ray Discs and DVDs to 1080p movies for home movie sharing.High Quality Although the Galaxy Tab 10.1 plays 1080p movies, it cant handle high-quality 1080p movies well. When we play local videos of 8mbps or better, the motion becomes choppy onthe Tab. Again you need to decrease the video bitrate to get smooth playback. . RAM Galaxy Tab 10.1 has a 512 RAM, while 2GB or more of available memory (RAM) is recommended for playing streaming media. Thats to say,Samsung Tablet 10.1 is is not quite good for playing high-definition 1080p contents
due to limited RAM. Network connections USB adapters make your computer work harder, stealing capacity that's needed for smooth playback of content. Streaming content in HD uses more network capacity than other types of connections and we recommend that you avoid using USB-connected WiFi network adapters. Hope this guide on How to use Allshare--Enable Galaxy Tab to play 1080p movies from PC and DLNA Media Server will be of great help. </p>
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