Exploitee.rs

I'm working with Serviio right now, which seems to be a fairly full featured free DLNA server. I may stay with this one. So far I cannot get it to index properly, but it does provide more careful controls over the way the folder structure is presented to the Revue, so at least I can have more efficient browsing of my media folders, which is very similar to how I navigated with the WDTV Live.

It's also supposed to support XBMC metadata files but I can't get anything (even the folder art) to show up on the Revue. Pretty sure folder art worked with Twonky, so I'll have to keep playing around with it. I may have to tweak the renderer profile.

Also, as an FYI, I am loving Media Center Master as a free tool for cleaning up downloaded media files (automatically adding metadata, renaming folders/files, etc). Very powerful.

Aaron

resno wrote:I wanted to document the DLNA apps that work with the Revue.

Linux:

• MediaTomb

Windows:

• TVersity

• Playon

Mac:

• Netgear Stora (nas drive)

• Nullriver Medialink

• TVMobili

• Netgear Readyshare

TVMobili works on Linux just fine

DNLA Server under development:

Logitech Media Server (LMS) - Basically the Squeezebox Server (SBS) with a DLNA UPnP plugin and Web UI modifications

I posted some details and links for more info in the GoogleTV forum starting with post 7 in this thread:
http://www.googletvforum.org/forum/logi ... pdate.html

aperry wrote:I'm working with Serviio right now

What operating system does it work on?

resno wrote:

aperry wrote:I'm working with Serviio right now

What operating system does it work on?

Windows, Linux, OSX
http://www.serviio.org/download

Just to update, the aVia app works great for hitting your dnla library. Plays my videos and my audio... no issues so far!

--X

xsirxx wrote:Just to update, the aVia app works great for hitting your dnla library. Plays my videos and my audio... no issues so far!

--X

Does it support MKV's with DTS audio? If the answer to that is yes, I'll install honeycomb right now, go the market and download that app.

Ill check when I get home for ya. Most of my videos are in mp4 but I have a couple in mkv.

--X

Welll maybe i have it setup wrong but aVia didnt even show my mkvs. The new logitech player did see them and played them without fail though. Hope that helps your decision.

--X

xsirxx wrote:Welll maybe i have it setup wrong but aVia didnt even show my mkvs. The new logitech player did see them and played them without fail though. Hope that helps your decision.

--X

Thanks, I actually went ahead and did the update already.... Avia doesn't find anything.. at all, MKV or not. It doesn't even find my DNLA server or give me any options other than looking on a USB drive. The Logitech app streams everything the old one did, thats good and bad. It'll play all my files except those MKV's with DTS audio :/ oh well, I might compile VLC for Android tonight and see if that doesn't do anything for me....