• By Dan Nosowitz
    Aug 13, 2009 12:00 AM 14,176
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    DLNA Media Center Software, Compiled and Simplified

    Want to get media onto your TV using some of that fancy DLNA standard hardware? You still might be at a loss for which media center software is right for you, but now there's a handy chart.

    It looks like there's always going to be a tradeoff when choosing software to move media from your PC to a PS3, Xbox 360 or any of the other DLNA-compatible hardware that plugs into your TV. PlayOn, for example, has built-in support for Hulu, ESPN, CNN, Netflix, and CBS—but it costs $40 and can't handle RSS, audio or photo streaming. For our money, we'd go with TVersity, mostly because there's no money involved. [TubeCentric]


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