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Having recently installed @jellyfin instead of emby, I have to say: It's really fucking cool(*)!

(*) IFF you use a Jellyfin client (web, mobile). I did intall the DLNA plugin, but it's severely lacking compared to embys. Most annoyingly, it won't work properly with my IDontKnowHowOld Pioneer […]

Shanling SM90 – Kompakter Streamer mit HDMI ARC | sempre-audio.at Mit dem Shanling SM90 stellt Shanling einen kompakten Streamer/DAC vor, der modernes Musik-Streaming, lokale Wiedergabe und TV-Ton über HDMI ARC in einer einzigen HiFi-Komponente zusammenführt.

Kompakt gedacht, breit aufgestellt: Der Shanling SM90 kombiniert Streaming, Dual AKM DAC, Apple AirPlay 2, DLNA und erstmals bei Shanling auch HDMI ARC. Dazu kommen Cinch und XLR.
#Shanling #ShanlingSM90 #HiFi #StreamerDAC #HDMIARC #AKM #AirPlay2 #DLNA

www.sempre-audio.at/shanling-sm9...

RE: mastodon.world/@thechildofroth/11606578...

Hoping that Sunday is a better day for asking #selfhosted support questions, cos I really want to get #jellyfin playing out of 'the big speakers' and I need #DLNA to do that.

My networking skills are weak I'm afraid so even just […]

Original post on mastodon.world

Quick Friday night #selfhosted #homelab help sought, please.

I've got @jellyfin #jellyfin running on a @yunohost server (and generally working pretty well) but I can't see my #DLNA endpoint from it (plugin installed and enabled etc). The endpoint is #GmediaRender on a Nanopi Neo and I can see […]

Original post on mastodon.world

Am I missing something obvious as to why I can't see my #gmediarender #dlna endpoint from @jellyfin in @yunohost ?

I've added ports 1900 and 7359 to the #yunohost firewall (as per the guidance from the installer) but I can't see the end point.

With #jellyfin on my phone on the same network I […]

Low-Cost, Portable Streaming Server Thanks to the Raspberry Pi, we have easy access to extremely inexpensive machines running Linux that have all kinds of GPIO as well as various networking protocols. And as the …read more

Low-Cost, Portable Streaming Server Thanks to the Raspberry Pi, we have easy access to extremely inexpensive machines running Linux that have all kinds of GPIO as well as various networking protoco...

#Raspberry #Pi #Video #Hacks #dlna #low #power #media #server #pi #zero

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Low-Cost, Portable Streaming Server Thanks to the Raspberry Pi, we have easy access to extremely inexpensive machines running Linux that have all kinds of GPIO as well as various networking protocols. And as the …read more

Low-Cost, Portable Streaming Server Thanks to the Raspberry Pi, we have easy access to extremely inexpensive machines running Linux that have all kinds of GPIO as well as various networking protocols. And as the platform has improved over the years, we’ve seen more demanding applications on them as well as applications that use an incredibly small amount of power. This project combines all of these improvements and implements a media streaming server on a Raspberry Pi that uses a tiny amount of energy, something that wouldn’t have been possible on the first generations of Pi. Part of the reason this server uses such low power, coming in just around two watts, is that it’s based on the Pi Zero 2W. It’s running a piece of software called Mini-Pi Media Server which turns the Pi into a DLNA server capable of streaming media over the network, in this case WiFi. Samba is used to share files and Cockpit is onboard for easy web administration. In testing, the server was capable of streaming video to four different wireless devices simultaneously, all while plugged in to a small USB power supply. For anyone who wants to try this out, the files for it as well as instructions are also available on a GitHub page. We could think of a number of ways that this would be useful over a more traditional streaming setup, specifically in situations where power demand must remain low such as on a long car trip or while off grid. We also don’t imagine the Pi will be doing much transcoding or streaming of 4K videos with its power and processing limitations, but it would be unreasonable to expect it to do so. For that you’d need something more powerful. Thanks to [Richard] for the tip!

Low-Cost, Portable Streaming Server Thanks to the Raspberry Pi, we have easy access to extremely inexpensive machines running Linux that have all kinds of GPIO as well as various networking protoco...

#Raspberry #Pi #Video #Hacks #dlna #low #power #media #server #pi #zero

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It feels weird to me that the best DLNA player device in my house is the PS4.

#DLNA #PS4

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Sample implementation how to play mp3 from a media server like #minidlna on Raspberry Pi on a Sonos device #DLNA #Rust

codeberg.org/slesa/Playgr...

Playground Proof of concepts, sketches, ...

Sample implementation how to play mp3 from a media server like #minidlna on Raspberry Pi on a Sonos device #DLNA #Rust

codeberg.org/slesa/Playground/src/bra...

Dieser ganze neumodische Scheiß wäre um einiges besser, wenn er zuverlässig funktionierte #Bluetooth #Dlna

Dieser ganze neumodische Scheiß wäre um einiges besser, wenn er zuverlässig funktionierte #Bluetooth #Dlna

Original post on metalhead.club

Übrigens: Wer im Heimnetz gerne DLNA nutzt, wird Hi-fi Cast auf seinem Android lieben.

Damit kann man DLNA Quellen und Senken beliebig verbinden. So kann ich beispielsweise etwas von meinem Plex Server auf meinem Yamaha Verstärker abspielen.

Oder Tracks von meinem Handy (lokal) auf dem […]

Desde que tengo #jellyfin me había resignado a que no funcionara #dlna. Hoy descubrí que tenía que instalar un plugin para eso 🤦🏻‍♂️

3D tištěná krabička pro Raspberry Pi 4 a jeden HDD/SSD.
40x40x10mm větráček na 5V. A bude z toho DLNA server a třeba i něco víc.
www.printables.com/model/122490...
Kryt ventilátoru (upravený) www.printables.com/model/670496...

#dlna #raspberrypi #server #hdd #computer #raspberrypi4

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