As already announced nessViewer supports now DLNA (UPnP) to access content from DLNA media servers.
Particular pleasant using Mac OS X 10.7 or newer: even MPEG2 movies can now be presented if stored on a NAS for example. That means that even EyeTV movies can now be played by nessViewer using the DLNA browser (instead of launching EyeTV).
BluRay players are still not accessible by the DLNA browser because the only BluRay player we had for testing do not offer this feature.
The default audio selection for DVD playback, which was already integrated in nessMediaCenter, is now available for nessViewer as well.
Another new feature is the crash reporter which allows it to send bug reports to us instead Apple.
Some internet provider content was adapted as well.
These adaptions were made for nessMediaCenter as well but without releasing a new version. To use the new version, please download the updated application and install it manually.
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Tuesday, April 23, 2013
Wednesday, March 20, 2013
nessViewer & DLNA
The pre-release of nessViewer now integrates DLNA as a first step.
After opening the DLNA window by the toolbox or file menu, a window is displayed which allows it to start DLNA. If the firewall is activated then incoming connections for nessViewer must be allowed.
After the DLNA start, all available DLNA devices are shown in the drop down menu.
If the selected device supports media (e.g. a media server like Serviio or NAS volumes), then "Browse" will show the root content. Folders can then be opened and media like movies or pictures presented.
Particularly pleasant is the feature to select multiple media and then to present these media continuously.
So far the following devices have been tested (and work):
For the future further features like a DLNA media server or DLNA remote control are imaginable. An integration in the media center might also be possible.
After opening the DLNA window by the toolbox or file menu, a window is displayed which allows it to start DLNA. If the firewall is activated then incoming connections for nessViewer must be allowed.
After the DLNA start, all available DLNA devices are shown in the drop down menu.
If the selected device supports media (e.g. a media server like Serviio or NAS volumes), then "Browse" will show the root content. Folders can then be opened and media like movies or pictures presented.
Particularly pleasant is the feature to select multiple media and then to present these media continuously.
So far the following devices have been tested (and work):
- Fritz!Box NAS Media Server
- PlexMediaServer
- PS3 Media Server
- Serviio Media Server
- Twonky Media Server (modificated nessViewer version from 3/21/2013 13:35)
- XBMC UPnP Media Server (modificated nessViewer version from 3/21/2013 12:10)
For the future further features like a DLNA media server or DLNA remote control are imaginable. An integration in the media center might also be possible.
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