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<blockquote data-quote="Albert" data-source="post: 700522" data-attributes="member: 67886">AW: MediaPortal2 : uPNP, DNLA ?MP2 is absolutely UPnP compliant, only we don't provide UPnP/AV at the moment, which is necessary to see other UPnP/AV devices and to be seen from other UPnP/AV control points. Currently, we use our own device definitions over UPnP, but we DO plan to support UPnP/AV.A DLNA certified device is a UPnP/AV device, but the specification imposes more restrictions on the product to make it interoperate better with other DLNA certified UPnP/AV devices, clients and control points.And it is expensive to become DLNA certified. I remember some price of about 5000$, but IIRC the prices were lower the last time I looked on their page. So probably we won't be DLNA certified, at least for the first time.But we plan to implement UPnP/AV and, off course, if we get the specs, we want to implement as much of the DLNA specs as possible.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Albert, post: 700522, member: 67886"] [b]AW: MediaPortal2 : uPNP, DNLA ?[/b] MP2 is absolutely UPnP compliant, only we don't provide UPnP/AV at the moment, which is necessary to see other UPnP/AV devices and to be seen from other UPnP/AV control points. Currently, we use our own device definitions over UPnP, but we DO plan to support UPnP/AV. A DLNA certified device is a UPnP/AV device, but the specification imposes more restrictions on the product to make it interoperate better with other DLNA certified UPnP/AV devices, clients and control points. And it is expensive to become DLNA certified. I remember some price of about 5000$, but IIRC the prices were lower the last time I looked on their page. So probably we won't be DLNA certified, at least for the first time. But we plan to implement UPnP/AV and, off course, if we get the specs, we want to implement as much of the DLNA specs as possible. [/QUOTE]

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