Paradox Wolf

@MisterWolfe yes, even if you have an XBox, try PS3 Media server, or Tversity. MUCH better at DLNA serving.

http://twitter.com/ctcwired

11 years ago

Paradox Wolf

@MisterWolfe Your first problem is you're using the Windows Media service as your DLNA host. Try PS3 Media server, or Tversity.

http://twitter.com/ctcwired

11 years ago

Parabing Creations

RT @amahi: Testing Win8. It recognized the DLNA server (incl the logo) automatically. Was able to stream without a hitch. Nice!! http:// ...

http://twitter.com/parabing

11 years ago

Amahi Team

Testing Win8. It recognized the DLNA server (incl the logo) automatically. Was able to stream without a hitch. Nice!! http://t.co/rj8Izdul

http://twitter.com/amahi

11 years ago

Picochew

@icub3d What did you end up with for your DLNA server? minidlna Rygel PS3mediaserver? What about android client: MediaHouse Skifta HomeDia?

http://twitter.com/picochew

11 years ago

Dennis Volodomanov

Why was KooRaRoo #DLNA server named this way? See this: http://t.co/ONS5rlWZ for a bit of an insight and other great information!

http://twitter.com/kooraroo

11 years ago

Jeremy A. Moore

RT @HDHomeRun_US: Silicondust USA, Inc. announces HDHomeRun DLNA Live TV Digital Media Server (DMS) http://t.co/muNLTEZR

http://twitter.com/jeremyamoore

11 years ago