Re: <icon> tag usage.

Jimmy, you did not mention what OS you are trying to display your upnp
device on.
If is Windows XP, I don't think this works.
The last time I looked WIndows XP ignored the icon tag.  Maybe this was
fixed in
a later service release, but it never worked for me.

-csw

On 1/18/06, [email protected] <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Hello. I am having problems changing the icon on our device. Here is the
> code in
> the XML file. I did not include <IconList> because it results in a -107
> error in
> XML parser for Upnp 1.2.1a. I tried different image formats, but no
> result.
>
>        <icon>
>           <mimetype>image/png</mimetype>
>           <width>32</width>
>           <height>32</height>
>           <depth>32</depth>
>         <url>/image.png</url>
>        </icon>
>
>
> Thanks.
>
>
>
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