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Hello everybody! I keep checking every some months on Videolan's forums to see if the issue of developing UPNP render-server-controlpoint modules for VLC is addressed. (For those who don't know: VLC can currently access contents offered by a UPnP DLNA media server, but not operate as DLNA compliant ...

Hello everybody! I keep checking on this forum to see if the issue of developing UPNP render-server-controlpoint modules for VLC has been addressed every few months, but I see it has not. (I personally still work out my multimedia needs over home network using DLNA-Upnp protocol with a combination o...

Is it only me that see the point in such a feature? Since it is basically only XBMC that has this features today, adding it to VLC could make VLC have an advantage over other similar software... At least in my opinion. Today I use UPnP to control a network connected Radio, similar to WMP function &...

I agree that implementing VLC as a DLNA renderer would be a most useful improvement, and I guess it would also be quite a simple one. In fact, VLC already can be loaded as a Windows service, and already DOES play UPnP streams. So, it's really just about developing the DLNA protocol interface (no GUI...

The fact that the option is not saved is very much on purpose. The consequences of allowing to save this option are much worse from usability perspective. I prefer ten reports that you cannot enqueue file, than one thousands that VLC does not play files at all. If you put the option in the command ...

It's over one whole year, and two versions, that this bug is being reported and not fixed. A simple research on google will show that this trouble affects not only the Win version, but also others. Why is it so difficult for the developers' community to deal with this? Maybe we should report to some...

This trouble of "enqueue" option not being saved is becoming dated, and surprisingly not addressed. It has nohing to do with Vista: I have the same problem using VLC with WinXP, also after upgrading to VLC 0.9.8a Notice that surprisingly the help caption that appears when you move the mous...