Setting up a network with your DLNA certified BRAVIA TV at the centre makes perfect sense. You can use it to access and enjoy movies, games, photos or songs from other DLNA compatible devices around the home – all enjoyed in incredible detail on a big screen, and all controlled from your TV remote. Look out for the DLNA logo or sticker to check your BRAVIA TV is compatible.
The basics
The Digital Living Network Alliance (DLNA) is a group of companies working to create a common, open standard for connecting devices.
This means you can link DLNA certified devices into one single home entertainment network (TVs, mobile phones, PCs and laptops, music players, the PLAYSTATION®3 and more). Remember to check for the logo to see if a device is DLNA compatible.
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Things you’ll need ► A DLNA certified device to play content (e.g. your BRAVIA TV). |
For more information on how to connect your network with cables, wireless or Powerline adapters, see the DLNA Network Guide below. If you are using wireless and want to play HD video we recommend you have at least an 802.11n connection. Your Broadband speed is not important as your DLNA network uses the Router as a hub rather than using your actual Internet connection.
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Want help setting up? You can set up a DLNA network in a few steps. Download our guide below for detailed instructions on how to create your home entertainment network. We've also included tips to help you with any questions you might have during set up. |
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