Thread: N9 FAQ: facts vs. fiction
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jalyst is offline jalyst
2011-07-10 , 08:05
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Originally Posted by abbra View Post
DLNA in this context is simply being able to stream compressed data from N9 to DMP (i.e. TV set). It does not matter what resolution of the video file is there as all N9 would do in such case is only give out the stream, no decoding is happening on N9 side. Think about it as if N9 was a small http server and your TV was a "browser".
Fair enough, but that doesn't really serve to prove how DLNA augments the delivery of HD video formats to end devices.
If it does that & does it well then great, I'm not against it per say, any specific examples of where it's used to great effect?

What about 802.11an, do we know for sure that there'll be support?

Regarding HDMI/MHL -- there is none and will not be. Sorry, too late.
Oh, so you're a Nokia dev. involved in that area?
Sorry, but not a very compelling argument as-to-why it's not present or do-able.
Last edited by jalyst; 2011-09-08 at 16:44.