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− | + | * Integrate MediaTomb/DLNA. Status: 2 | |
+ | * Learn how UpdateMedia work. status:2 | ||
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− | + | UPnP/DLNA: | |
− | + | MediaTomb is a more finished product than Fuppes. | |
− | + | Both support transcoding, but MediaTomb have a lot more features like scripting capabilities and MySQL backend support. | |
− | + | It can also create file that are virtual. Which mean when a user/client start to play them they are fetched in the background from an rtsp stream or something else. | |
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+ | Uses iNotify events to know when new files have been added. | ||
+ | Writes a ID3 tag file along your video media file. | ||
+ | Can extract pictures from mp3. | ||
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+ | VDR Integration: | ||
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+ | It use VDRPlugin in DECRouter mem space. | ||
+ | A VDR device that interface against VDR itself. |
Latest revision as of 13:17, 21 October 2008
Things I´m thinking about:
- Integrate MediaTomb/DLNA. Status: 2
- Learn how UpdateMedia work. status:2
- Think about how vdr integration can be done simpler.
UPnP/DLNA:
MediaTomb is a more finished product than Fuppes.
Both support transcoding, but MediaTomb have a lot more features like scripting capabilities and MySQL backend support.
It can also create file that are virtual. Which mean when a user/client start to play them they are fetched in the background from an rtsp stream or something else.
UpdateMedia:
Uses iNotify events to know when new files have been added.
Writes a ID3 tag file along your video media file.
Can extract pictures from mp3.
VDR Integration:
Today:
It use VDRPlugin in DECRouter mem space. A VDR device that interface against VDR itself.