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    phako | # 31 | 2012-03-03, 08:32 | Report

    Originally Posted by impact View Post
    DLNA sharing is kinda fussy, make sure your router/firewall is not blocking it.
    Also there are certain combinations of WiFi routers and N9 that make device discovery a bit challenging.

    Hint: If you're on Fedora, the reason why it doesn't work is most likely the firewall.

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    phako | # 32 | 2012-03-03, 08:47 | Report

    Originally Posted by catbus View Post
    I tested this DLNA yesterday with win7+VLC(2). Worked well with music and pictures but videos was not available. - That was only quick test, so maybe i had something wrong with my setups...
    Try recording a video with the device's camera and see if that shows up. Worked for me.

    You need to restart VLC as it seems to cache aggressively and ignoring update events from the server. Also doing a full-depth scan of the UPnP server is not the wisest thing you can do as a client

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    Will there be client also... someday?
    Maybe. I'm currently hit by an ugly Qt bug on my private project and need to redesign the internals a bit so it's taking a bit longer than expected.

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    jalyst | # 33 | 2012-03-03, 11:18 | Report

    phako great to have you here to provide some more insight into the native implementation.
    Tis really appreciated!

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    phako | # 34 | 2012-03-04, 17:21 | Report

    Originally Posted by impact View Post
    There is a new version of VLC, 2, out. It supposedly fixed DLNA support. If you are on Ubuntu 11.10, you can add a repo and install it:

    http://www.unixmen.com/vlc-2-0-twofl...and-linuxmint/
    Btw, that PPA broke everything else using ffmpeg/libav on my system

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    phako | # 35 | 2012-03-06, 21:11 | Report

    Originally Posted by phako View Post
    Maybe. I'm currently hit by an ugly Qt bug on my private project and need to redesign the internals a bit so it's taking a bit longer than expected.
    http://jensge.org/2012/03/introducing-helium/

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    Muzimak | # 36 | 2012-03-07, 19:00 | Report

    Originally Posted by sillieidiot View Post
    Works perfectly fine with my fat ps3. It detects it within a couple of seconds of turning it on
    Care to ellaborate further, step -by-step on how U got it working?

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    The Arsonist | # 37 | 2012-03-08, 07:58 | Report

    I'm also kind of curious why they made this a one-way affair(correct me if I'm wrong here). On my N900, I would open Media Player and all of my PCs with media sharing and my Windows Home Server would pop up right underneath Music, Videos, and Internet Radio. I could browse through all of my music and it was LOVELY to not have to transfer every random track I wanted to hear. Am I doing something wrong?

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    zappAtom | # 38 | 2012-03-08, 08:06 | Report

    It seems Nokia loves to reinvent the wheel a thousand times....also one reason why they did so bad in the recent years...INCOMPATIBILTY was their motto ;-)

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    sillieidiot | # 39 | 2012-03-08, 09:46 | Report

    Originally Posted by Muzimak View Post
    Care to ellaborate further, step -by-step on how U got it working?
    Well there's really not much to set up. Just make sure you enable upnp on the router, and on the ps3 make sure that media servers is enabled. Then when you turn it on you should see it within a couple of seconds.

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    zlatko | # 40 | 2012-03-08, 13:48 | Report

    @phako
    Does N9 support play to external renderer(DMR)? Can it be made to control and send media content to another device supporting DLNA? Like select file and play to my home sound system(both on same LAN)?

    EDIT: Ooooops - just saw your Helium project - that is what I ask for

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