Is there a way to stream Itunes video to my TV besides AppleTV or the new iTV?

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in iPod + iTunes + AppleTV edited January 2014
I've got like 300gb of movies and tv shows that I've converted to MP4 video and is now part of my Itunes library. I have various electronic devices such as a Roku to stream Netflix, 2 Series 2 Tivo's, and a Samsung BD-P3600 Blue Ray Player which also can stream Netflix.



I have a MacBook Pro and would like stream video from it...Is there anything I can do?

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    bbwibbwi Posts: 812member
    Just buy an HDMI cable that has a DVI or mini display port (which ever your Mac has) and connect them. Then buy an Apple remote or use your iPhone and VNC software to control your mac
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    mbmcavoymbmcavoy Posts: 157member
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    mbmcavoymbmcavoy Posts: 157member
    You didn't mention one, but if you have an Xbox 360, you can use an application called Connect 360 on your Mac. The xBox will think it's a Windows PC, and can stream non-DRM video and audio. The Xbox interface is pretty clunky for this, but it works OK.



    For Audio, I find the Airport Express to be almost perfect. I'm personally hoping the new AppleTV is more like it...
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    dfilerdfiler Posts: 3,420member
    Elgato's EyeConnect is a good media server application for the Mac.
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    kishankishan Posts: 732member
    PS3 with medialink UPNP server from Nullriver.
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    programmerprogrammer Posts: 3,503member
    PS3 Media Server can serve to PS3 or XBox360 and is free. Its transcoding capabilities are pretty good too.
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