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Humax Foxsat HDR & DLNA
I have had an HDR from the 1st week of launch. A few years on, I note the new Humax Freeview HD box is, or will soon be, DLNA (uPNP) compatible.
I have just upgraded my Network Storage to a new DLNA box so I can stream music/photos/videos to the TV. I am wondering if the slightly old foxsat-hdr will be upgraded to DLNA or will I have to look elsewhere? Anybody heard any news? |
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![]() It is, without a doubt, one of the most useful bits of work I have seen done in this area for quite a while. Hats off to "Raydon". |
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I have read the link and it all sounds very impressive. However it refers to viewing Humax files on other devices.
I am more interested in using the Humax as the media player for files stored on a Network Storage device (which as a DLNA sever installed). Will this be possible as well? |
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I have read the link and it all sounds very impressive. However it refers to viewing Humax files on other devices.
I am more interested in using the Humax as the media player for files stored on a Network Storage device (which as a DLNA sever installed). Will this be possible as well? |
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It would be easier to install fuse on the Humax box and mount the desktop as a drive permanently. No idea what the implications of this would be - whether the software would be able to cope with it...
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