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giovedì 8 ottobre 2009

Media center con linux

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Anche linux ha i suoi media center, io come client ho provato XBMC
freeware multipiattaforma, nel senso che ha la versione per win mac e linux

Ottimo programma, bella grafica, legge da fonti interne, esterne da altri pc in rete con risorse condivise o da media server con protocollo UPNP .

Su Ubuntu e derivare la procedura per l'installazione e' la seguente:

1) aggiungere ai repository anche:
deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/team-xbmc/ppa/ubuntu/ jaunty main

2 ) installazione della public key da
l un file contenente:
-----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----
Version: SKS 1.0.10
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=Mur8
-----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----
mediante il comando : apt-key add nomedelfile.key

oppure con la seguente sequenza di comandi da console in
modalita' superuser:

1) gpg --keyserver http://ppa.launchpad.net/team-xbmc/ppa/ubuntu --recv-keys 6D975C4791E7EE5E
2) gpg --armor --export 6D975C4791E7EE5E | apt-key add -
3) apt-key add /home/lissa/Scrivania/xbmc-ppa.key

Reload del software e ricerca e installazione di :
xbmc e xbmc-standalone, naturalmente relativ
e dipendenze

Alla fine in "menu-audio e video" sara' presente XBMC e inizia l'avventura
Di seguito riporto un elenco di software per installazione di media center server cioe' chi eroga il servizio in streaming:

Free UPnP MediaServers

  • XBMC Media Center (Linux/Mac/Windows), XBMC builds have since the 24th of January 2007 had a built-in UPnP MediaServer.
  • Windows Media Connect, Microsoft's free closed source UPnP MediaServer for Windows.
  • Windows Media Player 11, Microsoft's WMP version 11 for Windows has a built-in closed source UPnP MediaServer
  • TVersity, a free closed source UPnP AV Media Server for Windows, (also features nice on-the-fly transcoding funcationlity and can share internet audio/video contents too).
  • Allegro Media Server (AMS), a free closed source UPnP MediaServer for Windows and Macintosh, (can interface with the third-party application iTunes, and work as plugin to give iTunes a UPnP-server). It is a time-limited demo, registration is $39.95.
  • Philips Media Manager (Streamium), a free closed source UPnP MediaServer for Windows and Macintosh. Note: The Macintosh version has been in beta since 2004 and downloads an update hidden in %user/.Philips/MediaManager/updates/3.1.4.0000.exe which should be renamed to 3.1.4.0000.dmg and mounted. It will also constantly request to download the update. (from Streamium OSX support forum)
  • GeeXboX ushare, a free open source UPnP MediaServer for Linux and NSLU2.
  • GMediaServer, a free open source UPnP MediaServer for Linux.
  • MediaTomb, a free open source UPnP MediaServer for Linux.
  • CyberMediaGate, a free open source UPnP MediaServer for Windows/Macintosh/Linux/UNIX, (reference implementation of UPnP MediaServer integrates into MythTV PVR for Linux)
  • PyMedS, a free open source Python UPnP MediaServer for Windows/Macintosh/Linux/UNIX.
  • Cidero Internet Radio Server, a free open source Java UPnP MediaServer for Windows/Macintosh/Linux/UNIX (Internet Radio Server only, SHOUTcast by default).
  • Platinum UPnP SDK, a dual license open source/commercial UPnP Media Control/Renderer/Server SDK for Windows, Linux, Mac. This is what XBMC uses.


Roberto Lissandrin