internet television and there uses.
Is it only selected internet sites that TVs with this function can access ?
idea is that I install one at my club, linked upto a "scrolling" web page, giving info 24/7 to members. What else would be needed ?
Thanks
Most Internet TVs have only selected "apps" which you can use.
Is that so? Surely [nearly?] any internet-connected TV can use a browser to access websites??
But to address the OP's question - assuming it's your own website, this seems a bit of an overkill. As bigboss said, why not just connect a PC to a TV or monitor? Then you wouldn't even need a website as such, just stream the information.
Most Internet TVs have only selected "apps" which you can use.
Is that so? Surely [nearly?] any internet-connected TV can use a browser to access websites??
An increasing number of top-end internet TVs have an open browser that can (in theory) access any website. But that doesn't apply to all models - some have a 'closed' portal that only gives access to selected apps/sites.
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Most Internet TVs have only selected "apps" which you can use.
A CPU (computer) connected to your TV will serve your purpose better.
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