Wireless DVD player

I am looking for a way of playing DVDs on my TV. I would rather have something I don't have to connect to to the TV. I haven't yet found anything. Some of the players I have looked at also have smart features that I don't need as they are already in my TV. If anyone has or knows of anything for sale in the UK, your help would be appreciated.

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JovialMoose · 46-50, M

You would have to get an HDMI to HDMI wireless transmitter and receiver.

AllycatAD · 26-30, F

@JovialMoose is latency a issue?

AllycatAD · 26-30, F

Scratch that since it's one way it won't matter

JovialMoose · 46-50, M

@AllycatAD Probably. It wouldn't be my solution. I'd probably just attach a portable DVD to the back of the TV.

SethGreene531 · M

Some devices you can cast straight to your smart TV wirelessly. So if your laptop still has a DVD player, you might be able.

AllycatAD · 26-30, F

well with the popularity of streaming, I don't know either, but with past personal experience, if I thought about it, a few months or year or two later it becomes available. Hey, never know Sony or and JVC maybe be working on it now.

Jacko1971 · 51-55, M

I have access to an old plug in DVD player. Perhaps I should try that first. Should there be any difference in playback quality between that and a brand new one?

Sidewinder · 36-40, M

I have a portable DVD player with a built-in screen, no need to hook it up to anything.

Jacko1971 · 51-55, M

@Sidewinder I have one of those. It's not big enough for us both to watch in comfort.

Sidewinder · 36-40, M

@Jacko1971 The first one I had was back in 2005/06 and since I didn't have that many movies on DVD, I mainly used it as a portable CD Player.

Sidewinder · 36-40, M

There are even television sets with DVD players built-in.

Just like there used to be television sets with built-in VCR's.

smileylovesgaming · 31-35, F

The only thing I can find is the HDMI wireless transmitter and receiver.

NativePortlander1970

As far as I know, BluRays are still HDMI wired.

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