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| ====== DLNA ====== | ====== DLNA ====== |
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| | * [[DLNA HTTP Requests]] |
| * [[x264]] | * [[x264]] |
| * [[Matroska]] | * [[Matroska]] |
| * [[MP4]] | * [[MP4]] |
| * [[minidlna]] - best DLNA server, evar! :D | * [[PS3]] |
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| | ** Note: ** Right now, all of this is specific to my Sony Blu-ray players that have DLNA support. See [[http://esupport.sony.com/US/perl/support-info.pl?info_id=959|file formats supported by Sony]]. |
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| === What works === | === What works === |
| * Resume playback on titles, during same power session | * Resume playback on titles, during same power session |
| * On MP4 and MKV, Sony Blu-ray players will drop the extension, so you can have some kind of a naming scheme. | * On MP4 and MKV, Sony Blu-ray players will drop the extension, so you can have some kind of a naming scheme. |
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| ==== What doesn't work ==== | ==== What doesn't work ==== |
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| | ** Note: ** This is actually my Sony BDP client that doesn't do this, not minidlna |
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| * MKV: title tags :( | * MKV: title tags :( |
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| ==== Matroska title tags ==== | ==== Matroska title tags ==== |
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| | ** Note: ** This is actually my Sony BDP client that doesn't do this, not minidlna |
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| I tried tagging the title in these places: | I tried tagging the title in these places: |
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| MP4 worked natively. | MP4 worked natively. |
| ==== minidlna hacking to do ==== | |
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| * Store more details in SQLite database -- number of times played, which media device is requesting, etc. | |
| * Figure out how resume-playback works -- I'm guessing that the DLNA server makes a request for a starting point | |
