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Programming Languages: C++

License: Other License, GNU General Public License (GPL)

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  • File access mode

    I notice that for the file opens the mode is _SH_DENYWR which prevents other sources from modifying the file until we are done with it. I was thinking that TV tuner type apps could start writing to a file, say timeshifting or something, and have a upnp server start serving the file as it is still being written to by the TV tuner app. But for this, the mode would probably need to be _SH_DENYNO.

    2009-11-20 16:06:32 UTC by codemonkey_mp

  • Broadcast

    I see in the FileMediaServerTest sample that broadcast is turned off by default. I understand the basic principle of UPnP broadcast, to announce a client/server presence to the network. But is it typical for a mediaserver to broadcast or not? For example, if I had an appliance like the Asus O!Play running then started FileMediaServerTest with broadcast off. Might the appliance not see the...

    2009-11-20 14:46:16 UTC by codemonkey_mp

  • Followup: RE: use in C# possible?

    What you would do is platform invoke (p/invoke) the methods in this SDK. Here is an example. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/cc164123.aspx.

    2009-11-20 14:33:44 UTC by codemonkey_mp

  • Followup: RE: Problems with FileMediaServerTest

    Yup, it was the firewall exception, works fine now :) You can add Asus O!Play to your list of boxes that work. I added a mime type for transport stream files, if that works I will let you know as well. Thanks.

    2009-11-20 01:45:01 UTC by codemonkey_mp

  • Followup: RE: Problems with FileMediaServerTest

    It seems my firewall exception for FileMediaServerTest was turned off. Hopefully that was my problem. I will try it again tonight as well.

    2009-11-19 15:33:30 UTC by codemonkey_mp

  • Followup: RE: Problems with FileMediaServerTest

    I compiled with VS2008. I did not see a test binary, i will look again. I ran it from a cmd prompt and gave it only 1 parameter which was the path to the directory containing the mpg file. Does the upnp windows service need to be running or not? How can I get logging to work? I will try the MediaConnect test app tonight. Thanks.

    2009-11-19 13:48:29 UTC by codemonkey_mp

  • Followup: RE: Problems with FileMediaServerTest

    How did you compile? Scons or Msdev? Or did you just download the test binary? Did you run it with the command line and specified the path to your directory? I don't have this device so I am not sure what it expects for UPnP. I suggest you try the MediaConnect test app as well.

    2009-11-19 07:54:38 UTC by c0diq

  • Problems with FileMediaServerTest

    Hello: I built the test app and pointed it at a directory with one mpg file in it that I was able to serve using tversity. I turned off the tversity service and ran the test app. The client device, a Asus O!Play which worked with tversity, does not see the app as a UPnP server. I also do not see any logs from the test app. How can I see the logs and/or debug this? I also tried with the...

    2009-11-19 01:17:54 UTC by codemonkey_mp

  • MediaRenderer plays music

    Hi all: I've built MediaRenderer on mips platform, and it works. According to README, it said mediarenderer could not play music for me, and I should hoop up playback function. Could I find any information or documents to finish this function? My goal is that I can use playto function on windows 7 and let it play music. thanks for your help.

    2009-11-10 06:12:23 UTC by cypresslo

  • Comment: Linking error with PLT_UPnP

    Do you still have the issue?.

    2009-10-21 09:03:01 UTC by c0diq

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