Posted By: UlsterFry | Aug 11th, 2006 @ 1:01 AM
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UlsterFry
UlsterFry
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I'd like this please Big Smile
eddwo
eddwo
Wheres my head at?

Thats really cool.

I especially like the fact that it has a BitTorrent client and iTunes server built in.

There seem to be lots of these NAS devices that have built in UPNP-AV servers, but there is no good UPNP client software available.

iTunes sharing generally works really well because it load all the metadata in advance.

blowdart
blowdart
Peek-a-boo
eddwo wrote:

There seem to be lots of these NAS devices that have built in UPNP-AV servers, but there is no good UPNP client software available.



Is the 360 compatible enough, or is it expecting some weird information from the WMP UPNP server?
eddwo
eddwo
Wheres my head at?
I think the Xbox expects some extra authentication methods to be available, that are not present in standard UPNP.

But someone must have worked out what was required to have been able to make Connect360 for the Mac.

This OS UPNP server project has been updated to support Xbox 360
if the server on this Asus box is based on that then it ought to work.
It would be a pretty obvious feature to implement for marketing purposes.

Looks like you just need to expose an X_MS_MediaReceiverRegistrar service on the server.

Its actually quite funny. Looks like SERVICE_MSR_ACTION_IS_VALIDATED is designed to validate that the receiving device supports and enforces WMDRM 10.
But this server just doesn't care, and always returns 1

static bool
msr_is_validated (struct action_event_t *event)
{
  if (!event)
    return false;
  /* send a fake validation to these stupid MS players Wink */
  upnp_add_response (event, SERVICE_MSR_ARG_RESULT, SERVICE_MSR_STATUS_OK);
  return event->status;
}
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