"ghb51" wrote:
You might take a look at the support page for RMP if you haven't already, it lists the tested dlna servers and supported media types.
"twiceover" wrote:
Yes. Just use the chromecast. If it's what works, and you own one, then have at it man.
"Chicken" wrote:"twiceover" wrote:
Yes. Just use the chromecast. If it's what works, and you own one, then have at it man.
I don't appreciate the user interface of Chromecast much, but I'm looking into that.
"Chicken" wrote:"ghb51" wrote:
You might take a look at the support page for RMP if you haven't already, it lists the tested dlna servers and supported media types.
It lists ReadyDLNA, doesn't specify which hardware platform. I think Roku doesn't work, plain and simple. Everything else I've tried (aside from Roku) does work. The closest I've come to using Roku (Whats the love affair with DLNA all about, anyway?) is with an Android DLNA server but I'd hoped not to maintain an Android device specifically to support Roku, there's no mileage in that concept.
Can't even cast to Roku reliably. I'd be remiss if I didn't strongly say Roku is a fantastic internet streamer. it's robust in this respect. Perhaps DIAL is the reason?
"ghb51" wrote:"Chicken" wrote:"ghb51" wrote:
You might take a look at the support page for RMP if you haven't already, it lists the tested dlna servers and supported media types.
It lists ReadyDLNA, doesn't specify which hardware platform. I think Roku doesn't work, plain and simple. Everything else I've tried (aside from Roku) does work. The closest I've come to using Roku (Whats the love affair with DLNA all about, anyway?) is with an Android DLNA server but I'd hoped not to maintain an Android device specifically to support Roku, there's no mileage in that concept.
Can't even cast to Roku reliably. I'd be remiss if I didn't strongly say Roku is a fantastic internet streamer. it's robust in this respect. Perhaps DIAL is the reason?
Fwiw I think Readydlna is just Netgears name for minidlna and I use minidlna on my router and it works ok with RMP. The only thing I can think of is to go over your Readydlna settings just to make everything is copasetic, I'm sure you've already done that but measure twice etc as they say, couldn't hurt to check again. And there's an RMP beta program currently being run by RokuChris I think, you might see about joining that, maybe something in the beta will get things up and running.