Сложности с KODI в качестве DLNA -сервера
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Проблема в следующем — есть ПК на котором помимо прочего крутится KODI (системой debian testing. Сейчас kodi 17, но на предидущих было тоже самое). В нем можно включить работу в качестве DLNA сервера. Здесь начинаются проблемы — телевизоры (3 самсунга разных поколений) по DLNA видят контент, но на любой файл говорят что «не поддерживаемый формат». При этом VLC запущенный на мобиле показывает этот контент нормально.
При этом тот же контент с тогоже сервера при трансляции через miniDLNA (из коробки работает, только пути поправил) телнвизоры воспроизводят прекрасно.
Вывод — проблема в настройках DLNA трансляции у KODI. Но что то я бегло не нашел не только путей решения, но и вообще отсылок к каким либо настройкам или профилям в этом направлении.
Задача конечно скорее теоритическая чем прикладная — можно пользоваться miniDLNA и не парится, с ним все работает. Но интересно.
Подскажите, где искать?
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(2022-07-03, 06:38) davygrvy Wrote: I was reading through XBMC, and it makes use of quite a lot of metadata.
XBMC was almost 9 years ago, the name has change to Kodi ever since.
Metadata is coming through via so-called scrapers, which means you’ll first need to set up Kodi for your video and/or music sources.
DLNA is purely about the media files themselves and not about fanart, posters or people involved in those media files.
(2022-07-03, 06:38) davygrvy Wrote: I might just copy the database structure and write my own in Tcl.
Kodi is open-source, just fork it in Github, and do your thing.
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Quote: XBMC was almost 9 years ago, the name has change to Kodi ever since.
Module level, as in https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc (some great reading!)
No, I’ll start from scratch rather than fork. I like what the scrapers are doing. For example, I see they are hitting musicbrainz’s /ws2 JSON interface and (possibly) retrieving more data than what the file metadata offers. I like that. alot. Existing metadata is too limited https://picard-docs.musicbrainz.org/en/a. pping.html
There was a thesis I read a few years ago on the taxonomy of music genres and how it tied them all together. I intend to implement that in my DLNA media server as an experiment for adapting that into a folder view that can traverse in circles while applying weighted relationships. I only see half the logic thus far, so it’ll be to my advantage if I stay in a scripting language.
Thanks for the help
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2022-07-03, 08:58
wrong spot, I meant https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc/tree/master/xbmc
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If you only want the pure folder view from a UPnP/DLNA server, then Kodi is perhaps not the best choice. Kodi offers videos and music metadata only through its scraped libraries.
You could also use something like «MiniDLNA Server (ReadyMedia», although I don’t know how much of a full operating system OSMC is. Alternatively, install Ubuntu Mate on your RPi (2/3?)device, and then install minidlna. Setting it up is pretty simple for video, audio and photos.
UPnP/DLNA on Kodi is a by-product, it is not is main feature.
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Thanks for your answer. I’ll try with minidlna.
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