viewtopic.php?f=7&t=111750If none of these work, please consider implementing DLNA as one of the stream-output protocols in VLC player in the future.
Did you even read what you linked to? You linked to a thread on a DLNA client. A client displays the video. A server sends the video to the client. I was talking about VLC player being a server. That was the specific topic of this thread (just read the title of the thread and you will see that). I already have a DLNA client (my Samsung TV). I want a way to send audio and video to it without using XBMC, as XBMC can only stream videos, but I have yet to figure out how to get it to stream audio (MP3 files). It can play the audio but it can't seem to stream it. VLC already can stream every type of media imaginable (including MP3 audio), but doesn't handle the DLNA protocol. So that's why I want to talk the devs into adding DLNA server capability to it. So I can go to the stream-out section of the program, and among the protocols I can select (UDP, RTP, HTTP, etc) I should be able to select DLNA. Please, please, please let this be a feature in the next version of VLC player.viewtopic.php?f=7&t=111750If none of these work, please consider implementing DLNA as one of the stream-output protocols in VLC player in the future.
Then this is a feature that should be added.VLC cannot so far act as DLNA server.
not only youA server sends the video to the client. I was talking about VLC player being a server.
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