Can I connect a Synology to a Roku Ultra via cat5 to play recorded videos through Roku?
I have a Synology NAS with a lot of recorded videos. Can I connect a Synology to a Roku Ultra ethernet port cat5 to play my recorded videos through Roku?
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I don't have a specific question to these terms that I've never heard of but I do have a question as to making sure that the setup of my home network including TVs in other rooms is protected whether by what the individual is viewing or by the account information. Is there somebody that can make this a little clearer than mud for me? I don't mean to sound ignorant I certainly am not but I've got other places that I place my intelligence and sometimes don't allow the appropriate timeing or time to envelop the safety and privacy of my home at the same juncture. Thank you in advance!
Qtsmallsnspicy Not really certain what you're asking. Roku devices linked to the same user account will share installed channels and in a few cases login credentials. But many channels require logging in on each device separately. If you have a credit card linked to your user account, that would be available on any device to purchase services or if a channel requires payment. But there's really nothing on your network that the Roku can access and view, such as a network shared location on a computer. There's no security issue for your network by having Roku devices connected.
