Help Stream Flash Content from Thunderbolt to TV

[ColeHarris]

Hi guys, I've decided to take the plunge from the iPhone 4 to the Thunderbolt but I have a rather important question. Is their any way with or without rooting that I could stream flash videos in the browser on the Thunderbolt to my TV PS3 or Xbox? Like say if I pulled up a video on Megavideo or something could I then us my TV as a monitor or something to watch the video? Thanks!

 

[Cavemansol]

Alright, ill answer it...Yes you can stream your porn to your tv...but its not with an HDMI cable like the evo. It uses magic...

 

[theacoustician]

I'm 99.9% sure that DLNA will only let you share files saved on the TB. The receiver end of the DLNA transfer has to do the decoding. This means you can't use your phone to decode and stream flash to your TV.

 

[SolidOrange]

you can do it if you have a google tv device... although you could also just look it up in the google tv browser, lol. i use it from time to time when i already have a youtube video pulled up on my droid/g-tab and want to share with everyone.

 

[matt0715]

would you be able to stream Netflix on a TV?

 

[FatalErrorz]

you can do it if you have a google tv device... although you could also just look it up in the google tv browser, lol. i use it from time to time when i already have a youtube video pulled up on my droid/g-tab and want to share with everyone.

But with a google tv device, you wouldn't need the phone at all... so yes, it can be done with 300-400 dollars worth of "magic" enablers instead of a small HDMI cable...How ironic.

 

[SolidOrange]

But with a google tv device, you wouldn't need the phone at all... so yes, it can be done with 300-400 dollars worth of "magic" enablers instead of a small HDMI cable...How ironic.

yeah, i said that... in the first sentence.

google-tv is totally worth the cost IMO though, slinging from phone/tablet to tv is just one small feature. it is only going to get better once the app store shows up.

 

[FatalErrorz]

yeah, i said that... in the first sentence.

google-tv is totally worth the cost IMO though, slinging from phone/tablet to tv is just one small feature. it is only going to get better once the app store shows up.

lol...missed that part...just saw the google TV part...it'll all work itself out between phones to TV's eventually. We had to root the Evo to get whatever we wanted to watch, but it works great. If it is on the screen, it can be put on the TV now.