Comprehensive DLNA-Compliant Media Server Applications
by bkelley on Apr.23, 2010, under Tools
Below is a a list of DLNA-Compliant Media Server Applications. Some of these I have tested and some of these I have not. I also have a comparison chart at my Comparison Chart post.
Comprehensive list of known DLNA-Compliant and UPnP media server applications
Mac OSX
- Allegro Media Server
- Cidero Internet Radio Station Server
- Cyber Media Gate
- Elgato Eyeconnect
- Nullriver MediaLink
- PS3 Media Server
- Rhapsody
Windows
- Allegro Media Server
- Cidero Internet Radio Station Server
- Cyber Media Gate
- Cyberlink Digital Home Enabler Kit
- Fuppes
- Mezzmo
- Musicmatch Jukebox
- Nero MediaHome
- On2Share
- PS3 Media Server
- Rhapsody
- SimpleCenter
- TVersity
- TwonkyMedia
- Winamp Remote
- Windows Media Connect
Linux
- Cidero Internet Radio Station Server
- Cyber Media Gate
- Fuppes
- Geexbox
- GMediaServer
- MediaTomb
- MiniDLNA
- MythTV
- PS3 Media Server
- TwonkyMedia
- uShare
Standalone Devices
Notes
Some of these apps are known to handle things like trans-coding and specific X-Box or PS3 features better than others, and since I don’t have the time to test them all I’m relying on everyone’s comments to help filter out which are the best products. I will try my best to keep this list up-to-date.
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September 27th, 2010 on 6:13 pm
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October 7th, 2010 on 2:54 pm
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