DLNA Consumer Frequently Asked Questions

Consumer - Community - FAQ

• What is DLNA and how does it work?

  DLNA stands for Digital Living Network Alliance®. It enables multi-branded digital products to interoperate and share digital content, making it easier to connect and enjoy music, photos and videos in any room of your home.

• Where can I find DLNA Certified^® products?

  You can find DLNA Certified^®; products conveniently available at your nearest retail electronics store. Also, you can visit our product search page to locate various product brands.

• How do I know if a product I purchased is DLNA Certified^®?

  Look for the DLNA Certified^® logo. All products that bear the DLNA Certified^® logo on the actual product or packaging are DLNA Certified^®. You can also determine if your purchased product is DLNA Certified^® by visiting our product search page.

• How many different digital brands are DLNA Certified^®?

  There are currently more than 230 DLNA Certified^® brands, and the number continues to grow.

• How can I upgrade my current devices to work within the DLNA digital network?

  Non-DLNA Certified devices can be adopted into your connected home by using DLNA Certified^® software. This software is designed to upgrade your older or non-DLNA Certified^® digital devices, specifically your smartphone and tablet, enabling them to work seamlessly with other DLNA Certified^® products in your home. In addition, DLNA technology can allow a non-DLNA Certified^® TV to connect with certain DLNA Certified^® devices in your home, such as a DLNA Certified^® game console or Blu-Ray player when hooked up to a non-DLNA Certified^® TV.

• I’m having trouble with my DLNA device. Where can I go for assistance?

  Please consult your product manufacturer for questions or problems pertaining to your DLNA Certified^® device.