Is it possible to operate a communication between a DLNA client and the UPNP AV server ?

"patrick.marduel" <[email protected]> Tue, 29 Nov 2011 22:13:09 +0100
Newsgroups gmane.linux.upnp-sdk.general
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Hi,

My DSL box ( SFR neufbox4, FRANCE ) is made with a Linux core. ( see http:/=
/www.efixo.com/neufbox4 )
it provides an UPNP server made by LIBUPNP-1.4.1 from //upnp/sourceforge.ne=
t .
I use already that server with my internet radio ( Philips NP1100 ).
That server exposes songs, pictures and videos ( files stored in an usb dis=
k plugged on the box )
I manage to play them on my radio. Until today I was in the best of the wor=
lds

I bought some months ago a new TV ( Samsung UE32D5000 ) which has the DLNA =
client feature.
I tried to operate the communication between my UPNP server and my tv.

If the tv is able to see the contents exposed by the UPNP server, the files=
 exposed are not seen as media files. When I try to play them, the answer i=
s "unknown type". I cannot display the images, listen the music....

is there a specific setting on the TV (DLNA client) or on the DSL box (UPNP=
 server) to solve that ?
is it normal I do not manage to play my files by that way ? or is not it ?
which is the precise difference between UPNP and DLNA ?
is there a way to manage to operate the communication ?

thanks for the advices and the informations




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<p style=3D"margin:0;padding:0;" align=3D"left">Hi,<br /><br />My DSL box (=
 SFR neufbox4, FRANCE ) is made with a Linux core. ( see http://www.efixo.c=
om/neufbox4 )<br />it provides an UPNP server made by LIBUPNP-1.4.1 from //=
upnp/sourceforge.net . <br />I use already that server with my internet rad=
io ( Philips NP1100 ). <br />That server exposes songs, pictures and videos=
 ( files stored in an usb disk plugged on the box )<br />I manage to play t=
hem on my radio. Until today I was in the best of the worlds<br /><br />I b=
ought some months ago a new TV ( Samsung UE32D5000 ) which has the DLNA cli=
ent feature.<br />I tried to operate the communication between my UPNP serv=
er and my tv. <br /><br />If the tv is able to see the contents exposed by =
the UPNP server, the files exposed are not seen as media files. When I try =
to play them, the answer is &quot;unknown type&quot;. I cannot display the =
images, listen the music....<br /><br />is there a specific setting on the =
TV (DLNA client) or on the DSL box (UPNP server) to solve that ?<br />is it=
 normal I do not manage to play my files by that way ? or is not it ?<br />=
which is the precise difference between UPNP and DLNA ?<br />is there a way=
 to manage to operate the communication ?<br /><br />thanks for the advices=
 and the informations<br /><br /><br /></p><BR><BR><a target=3D_blank href=
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