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2006-09-08
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2006-09-08
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2006-09-08
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2006-09-09
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@ Seattle, WA
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2006-09-09
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Any other Linux UPnP rendering packages out there?
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2006-09-09
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The only other Linux solution would be djmount, which just mounts AV devices as filesystem. I have not tried it yet, but it looks like a pretty good way to go.
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2006-09-09
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2006-09-10
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2006-09-10
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Cidero ( http://www.cidero.com/ ) is a UPnP media renderer for Linux/MAC/Windows.
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2006-09-10
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