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This is a "plugin" for the Video Disk Recorder (VDR).
Written by: Denis Loh <denis.loh@hftl.de>
Andreas Günther <andreas.guenther@hftl.de>
Project's homepage: http://upnp.vdr-developer.org
Latest version available at: http://upnp.vdr-developer.org
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.
See the file COPYING for more information.
Please note: This plugin is written under the terms of open source
redistribution by
Hochschule für Telekommunikation Leipzig,
University of Applied Science
Gustav-Freytag-Straße 43-45
04277 Leipzig
Germany
http://www.hft-leipzig.de
All rights reserved.
Description:
UPnP/DLNA Plugin for Video Disk Recorder
This Plugins extends the VDR with the possibility to act as an UPnP/DLNA Media
Server (DMS). It will serve VDR's contents in the network to any UPnP-AV and
DLNA capable devices.
The plugin requires a valid network connection with a IPv4 address. It will find
its settings automatically by default. In this case, the first network device in
the network device list with a valid IPv4 address and port 49152 will be used
for connections. You can change this behavior either by setting the command line
options or by editing the setup via the VDRs setup page. The command line
options have a higher priority and substitute the menu settings.
The command line settings are:
-i <interface> --int=<interface> The server network
interface
e.g: eth0, wlan1 etc.
If given option '-a' must
be absent.
-a <address> --address=<address> The server IPv4 address.
If given option '-i' must
be absent.
-p <port> --port=<port> The server port
Supported ports:
0 (auto detect)
49152-65535 (user defined)
-d --autodetect Force auto detection
Use this option to
overwrite the setup menu
options.
-v --verbose Increase verbosity level
The more v options the
higher the output level
--dbdir=<directory> The directory in which the
metadata database is stored
--httpdir=<directory> The directory where the
http documents are located
The verbose option can be more than once. With each option the verbosity level
will be increased. The maximum level is 5. Further options are silently ignored.
-v Print most important messages
-vv Print messages from the components
i.e. the webserver, CDS, CMS, etc.
-vvv Print messages from receivers and players
and other additional components
-vvvv You can't get enough, hum?
This will print SQL messages and DIDL
messages
-vvvvv Can you read the matrix? You can't?
Then try first reading SQL statements,
fetches, buffer and parser outputs or
any other outputs.
If not options are set, menu options will be used.
The server has a unique identifier, which is
"uuid:b120ba52-d88d-4500-9b64-888971d83fd3". Other devices in the network can
find and identify the VDR UPnP Server with this ID. However, the server should
be found automatically and being listed under the supported media server
devices. If not, please report this as a bug on the project homepage or send an
email to the developers of this plugin with the full device description and, if
applicable, the errors thrown by the media player device and/or the server.
Dependencies:
This plugin is tested with and requires the following libraries to work:
libupnp-1.6.6 The UPnP SDK
libsqlite-3.6 SQLite 3 Database
libavcodec-svn20090303 FFMPEG Library for analyzing audio video codecs
libavformat-svn20090303 FFMPEG Library for analyzing audio video formats
boost::spirit Grammar parser
boost::function Boost function library
boost::bind Boost bind library
The boost libraries are usually available in a packed version, so that only a
single installation is required. The FFMPEG libraries comes with FFMPEG itself.
ATTENTION: DO NOT USE ANOTHER VERSION OF LIBUPNP.
libupnp-1.8.0 is known not to work with this plugin! Versions below 1.6.6 may
work. However, there may exist some unknown issues.
If you want to know everything about the code, please see the source code
documentation at http://upnp.vdr-developer.org/docs/ where all public members
are explained.
I appreciate, if you help making the plugin better. If you find any project
related errors or missing features, please open a new ticket at the plugin
website with a detailed description of what you want or what happened.
Patching the libupnp:
If you have a DLNA compliant device such as TVs or streaming clients, you may
require a patched version of libupnp. You can download the patch on the project
website.
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