djmount - mount AV device as filesystem

File Release Notes and Changelog

Release Name: 0.71

Notes:
djmount - mount MediaServers content as a Linux filesystem.

This project allows to mount as a Linux filesystem the content
of MediaServer devices compatible with the UPnP AV protocol.

Djmount discovers automatically all UPnP AV Media Servers on the network,
and make the content available in a directory tree.
All shared files (e.g. Audio or Video files) are directly visible 
and can be played using your favorite media player.


Current features:
- UPnP AV browsing and searching,
- .m3u and .ram playlists generation,
- caching of network requests, in order to improve performances 
  for large media collections,
- i18n charset support,

Tested ok with 
- TwonkyVision UPnP Music Server (2.9.1, 3.0 or 3.1 for Linux),
- GMediaServer on Linux (0.9 ok - 0.8 not ok),
- Ahead Nero MediaHome Server (included in Nero ultra 6.6)
- Microsoft Windows Media Connect 
- GeeXboX uShare on Linux (0.9.7 ok)
- AV Media Server in Intel Tools for UPnP Technologies (.NET) (Build 1768)
- Nokia N93 phone

Prerequisites for compilation:
the FUSE package : http://fuse.sourceforge.net/

Changes:
What is new in djmount 0.71

* fix: filter UPnP devices so that only MediaServers are listed e.g. UPnP 
  Routers are no longer visible (problem reported by Martin Vallevand). 

* fix: correctly handle UPnP devices with embedded sub-devices

* fix: memory corruption when discovering some UPnP devices

* fix: suppress error messages for missing optional elements in device 
  description (URLBase, presentationURL).

* fix: "make check" failures e.g. on Gentoo (fix by Thomas Sattler).

* try to accommodate broken UPnP devices who do not report the MIME type 
  of the Device description document as XML.

* add "text/plain" MIME type to be able to display .txt files

* minor optimisations when analysing XML documents

* some code improvements and more unitary tests