Showing posts with label Media Servers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Media Servers. Show all posts

Monday, January 21, 2013

How to sync iTunes with Android | How To - CNET

Here is a good article that explains how to use Android with iTunes. 

How to sync iTunes with Android | How To - CNET

Monday, October 3, 2011

Integrate video streaming into your app using Nex Gen Media Server API - CodeProject

Introduction to Article

Recently I took a closer look at Nex Gen Media Server and their API framework. NGMS is a multi-purpose streaming server which supports some of the popular streaming protocols such as RTSP, RTMP, Apple's HTTP Live, and MPEG-2 Transport Stream. NGMS comes with transcoding support and is able to capture and reformat live video streams and adapt them to be received by another type of device, such as capturing an HD video feed and converting it to be received by an iPhone over 3g. My focus was to integrate the NGMS API to control the streaming features directly from my own C application. In this example I am using Ubuntu Linux 10.04.

The first thing is to download and read the NGMS User Guide from here http://ngmsvid.com/ngms.php and the API reference guide from here http://ngmsvid.com/develop.php . There are many configuration options in there but we will just stick to the basics. Then you need to download the NGMS package for linux. The version I used was NGMS v1.3.4. Once you download the package just unzip the contents into a directory of your choice. I used ~/ngmsStreaming



Integrate video streaming into your app using Nex Gen Media Server API - CodeProject
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Tuesday, January 25, 2011

How to choose a DLNA Media Server for Windows, Mac OS X or Linux | Robert Green's DIY

Here is a great article giving us a comparison of media servers on PCs. The article also gives a lot of great information on describing the lingo and technology behind home media servers.

The products are listed in alphabetical order. All servers are UPnP compliant. The Server column is the name of the server and a link to the vendor's product page. The Price column is how much the server costs. The Windows, Mac and Linux columns show support for those operating systems. The Music column indicates that the software can stream at least 1 type of music. The Photo column indicates that the software can serve at least 1 type of image. The Video column indicates that the software can stream at least 1 type of AV. The Transcoding column indicates that the software can transcode from one format to another.

Server Price Windows Mac Linux Music Photo Video Transcoding
Allegro Media

Server
39.95 X X
X


Cidero Internet Radio Station

Server (Java)
Free X X X X X X
Cyber Media Gate (Java) Free X X X X X X
Cyberlink Digital Home Enabler Kit 79.95 X

X X X
Elgato Eyeconnect 49.95
X
X X X
Fuppes Free X
X X X X X
Geexbox Free


X X X
GMediaServer Free

X X X X
JRiver Media Center
39.95 X

X X X
MediaTomb Free
X X X X X X
Mezzmo 24.95 X

X X X X
MiniDLNA Free

X X X X ?
MythTV Free

X X X X X
Nero

MediaHome
79.99 X

X X X X
Nullriver Medialink 20.00
X
X X X X
On2Share 19.95 X

X X X
PS3 Media Server Free X
X X
X X X X
Rhapsody 12.99/month X X X X


SimpleCenter Premium 19.99 X

X X X X
Tversity Free X

X X X X
TwonkyMedia 39.95 X X X X X X X
uShare Free

X X X X
Wild Media Server $40 X X X X X X X
Winamp Remote Free X

X ? X ?
Windows Media Connect Free X

X X X X
Yahoo Music Jukebox Free X

X





How to choose a DLNA Media Server for Windows, Mac OS X or Linux | Robert Green's DIY
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