I should also add that the BD-D5700 has no problem playing audio flac
content offered up via DLNA by this version of LMS.
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Logitech Media Server Version: 7.7.0 - r33539
Installed the latest LMS and kicked the tires on the DLNA features.
No pictures or videos can be rendered via my Samsung BD-D5700 Blu-ray
player. It seems like LMS may be tacking on an extra filename
extension to any picture or video file when it at
I voted for bug and added a comment
http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=17614#c3
I think it is related to what was said in this bug
http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=17546#c8
I also agree that developping this DLNA server is really a strange idea
and I cannot understand where
Better for the Revue and Squeezebox if the Revue had a Squeezebox client
for music using SBS, allowing full Squeezebox functionality, and a
separate DLNA Server licenced from a 3rd party.
Some major things missing from the DLNA Server are:
- Lack of comprehensive transcoding to/from video formats
Unfortunately we don't know what the "bigger picture" is.
At least if SBS/LMS is being used in someway for the Revue, then
time/money is being spent on it and it has a future.
If the powers that be decide to drop LMS for an off-the-shelf package,
then who knows what would happen.
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bonze
Davidg1;660566 Wrote:
> It seems an awful lot of effort with a lot of serious compromises in
> release quality all to get a very basic (even crude!) DLNA server out
> the door. There are much better servers out there. Logitech would have
> been better to bundle the Revue with a 3rd party server i
It seems an awful lot of effort with a lot of serious compromises in
release quality all to get a very basic (even crude!) DLNA server out
the door. There are much better servers out there. Logitech would have
been better to bundle the Revue with a 3rd party server in the same way
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