![]() NOTE: If someone knows a more trimmed down depends list please post here. I have found that the dependencies needed to build miniDLNA successfully are: sudo apt install autoconf g++ subversion linux-source linux-headers-`uname -r` build-essential tofrodos git-core subversion dos2unix make gcc automake cmake checkinstall git-core dpkg-dev fakeroot pbuilder dh-make debhelper devscripts patchutils quilt git-buildpackage pristine-tar git yasm checkinstall cvs mercurial autopoint debhelper dh-autoreconf gcc libavutil-dev libavcodec-dev libavformat-dev libjpeg-dev libsqlite3-dev libexif-dev libid3tag0-dev libogg-dev libvorbis-dev libflac-dev hex just copy and paste the their content into the appropriate places of the icons.c file located in the root directory of miniDLNA source folder. Make it executable chmod +x convert.sh and run it. ![]() Instead of doing all files individually use a bit of bash, convert.sh. There is a great piece of code on sourceforge that does all the hard work and formatting for you.Ĭreate a empty file conversion.c and this content: /* convert icon data for icons.c" */ For those who are willing to set up a desktop media server, UMS is definitely a choice to consider.ĭownload Universal Media Server for Windows 2.2.There isn't a convenient way to change the logo but it is possible if you compile the server from source.Ĭreate a directory to store your logo and in order to complete what you are asking you need your logo saved in two different sizes and two different formats:Īnd you need them saved in both PNG and jpg. Considering the wide range of supported file formats and devices, the tool is a one stop solution. On a concluding note, the easy installation and configuration UI of UMS sets it apart from other tools that only provide command line setup which is a little tricky for average Joes. Follow this link to take a sneak peek at quick overview of features UMS provides compared to others. Packed with advanced features the media server app promises a better experience than other similar tools. It supports all major audio and video file formats. The media server is powered by MEncoder, FFmpeg, tsMuxeR, AviSynth, MediaInfo and more. One thing to be noted here is that your devices should be DLNA compliant else this freeware won’t work as expected.īeing a JAVA application, the freeware is available for Windows, Mac and Linux platforms. Supported devices are Sony PlayStation 3, Microsoft Xbox 360, Sony Bravia, Google Android, Freebox HD, Freecom MusicPal, Pioneer Kuro, Nokia N900, Philips Aurea, Philips Net TV, Yamaha RX-V671, OPPO blu-ray players, DirecTV HR, Popcorn Hour, Asus O!Play, Xtreamer, AC Ryan PlayOn!HD, Brite-view CinemaTube, Samsung televisions, Philips Streamium, Western Digital WD TV LiveXBMC Media Center, Boxee, LG Smart TV Upgrader, Samsung UPC Horizon and more. If you are unsure of what it does, the default settings work just fine on most devices. Last but not the least, the Transcoding settings lets you control the file transcoding for proper playback on the rendered devices. Search for Media Streaming and click on Media Streaming Options under Network And Sharing Center. The plugin management tab lets you install additional features with plugins like streaming music from services like Grooveshark, Google Music etc. There are other options in this tab which controls several preferences to tune UMS to meet your needs. ![]() Once you have added the folders to share, you will need to configure the HTTP settings and the network for your media streaming server. A new dialog will open where you will be required to add folders that contains the files to be shared. To add a folder, you need to use the folder icon at the bottom. This is where you will have to add folders to share with other devices. The graphical interface provided by the Universal Media Server is more comforting than other popular UPnP media servers for any average user.įirst of all, you will need to take a look at the Navigation/Share Settings tab. During the installation, you will be prompted to install AviSynth 2.6 MT, go ahead and click Yes. ![]() To get started, download and install the freeware on your PC (tested on Windows 8).
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