As of beta v.18, the DLNA Manager plugin now supports a Sony Network Media Player SMP-N200.
I particularly like this device a good bit. It has a good selection of supported channels like Netflix, HuluPlus ... but what I like about Sony is that is exposes a "remote control" function through its UPnP interface. You cannot turn the power on, but you can turn it off, you can navigate through menus with buttons now under HS control. Moreover, as a slideshow renderer device, the Sony SMP-N200 goes smooth from one picture to another, the remote is pretty sleek and for the UPnP experts, this devices supports a SetNextAVTransportURI UPnP function which means that you can load the next object in it while it is rendering the current providing a smooth transition.
I would like users who have DLNA enabled Sony TVs or BR players to provide some feedback as to how this plugin detects the devices and what the "Remote Service" function detects and which buttons it creates.
Thanks
Dirk
note: you can find the plugin here http://board.homeseer.com/showpost.p...34&postcount=1
I particularly like this device a good bit. It has a good selection of supported channels like Netflix, HuluPlus ... but what I like about Sony is that is exposes a "remote control" function through its UPnP interface. You cannot turn the power on, but you can turn it off, you can navigate through menus with buttons now under HS control. Moreover, as a slideshow renderer device, the Sony SMP-N200 goes smooth from one picture to another, the remote is pretty sleek and for the UPnP experts, this devices supports a SetNextAVTransportURI UPnP function which means that you can load the next object in it while it is rendering the current providing a smooth transition.
I would like users who have DLNA enabled Sony TVs or BR players to provide some feedback as to how this plugin detects the devices and what the "Remote Service" function detects and which buttons it creates.
Thanks
Dirk
note: you can find the plugin here http://board.homeseer.com/showpost.p...34&postcount=1
Comment