posts/mediatomb-vs-minidlna/ #14
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Great review and very timely! We were looking to test this app for Amahi. Based on a user suggestion and your review, we just tried it. I'm happy to report that we just got MiniDLNA running on Amahi (which is Fedora based) and it has all the advantages you mention and more, so we're going to package it as a one-click app! We are using it with the WV TV Live (this is here in the US, not sure if it's available in your country). Thanks for your review! |
@cpg: Thanks for the feedback, glad you found my summary useful. I hadn't heard of Amahi before, looks like an interesting project. I see Webmin is available for Amahi, maybe you should include the MiniDLNA webmin module too? |
The MiniDLNA author is adding playlist support :-) Currently only available as a patch, see the tracker below for details... |
I am starting to create a DVD video library for the purpose of streaming to the PS3. I was wondering how you organized your video library and how you got cover art to work with MiniDLNA. |
@marcus: Well I use my IMDB-to-MPEG script to organise my video library. As for cover art of video files, I have investigated that for MiniDLNA yet. It is something I am interested in but it a nice to have. I'm currently working with the MiniDLNA author to added .m3u/.pls playlist and Last.fm scrobbling support. |
Trying to stream a avi + srt to my ps3 using minidlna without any luck... any suggestion? |
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Mediatomb vs. MiniDLNA
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