This means taking some of the ResourceAccessModule code and modifying it with my own with changes specific for DLNA. After a quick scan I came to the conclusion that I was going to need (I kinda knew this anyway) to have my own HTTP resource access code. However, last night I have managed to find them. It seems like it's all down to some DLNA specifics, but without the spec it's really hard. I've been doing some debugging on my TV to figure out why it won't accept any URL's from mediaportal.

MediaServer-Plugin (MP2-Server) (attached).

The development continued and we created new test snapshots of this plugin!

However there is still a long way to go, so stay tuned. Later I was getting some of my photo library displayed. The MP3 was the main theme to Skyrim (a great game by the way). Comments are of course welcome at anytime.Īfter a few months of initial development, I managed to get my MediaPortal 2 Server plugin to serve up an MP3 to my iPhone (MediaConnect App). I'm going to share my development progress on this thread. MediaPortal 2 was perfect since it already had a UPnP implementation. So I set out on a quest to find some open software that I could modify for my own purposes. I tried Serviio but that did a terrible job. Now I needed a DLNA media server to serve all my digital content. So I went out and bought an Internet telly with DLNA to replace it.

No matter how hard I tried it just wouldn't stay stable.

I've been building a plugin for MediaPortal 2 Server to allow UPNP/DLNA devices to access media from the media library.īackground: A while ago I used to use windows mediacenter.

Dlna compliant upnp media server x265