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<blockquote data-quote="Plopeye" data-source="post: 1122155" data-attributes="member: 131617">I can understand the choice to use SSDP but I will run in to 2 issues:I have a routed network with multiple subnets, broadcast isn't routed.Using a routed VPN solution (OpenVPN) and here also broadcast isn't routed.So will there be a solution to get it running without SSDP or should I look into a Mediaportal replacement?By the way, I have some real good experiance with live tv over VPN. No problem to watch Dutch HD channels when I'm in Germany for work...I have to say that I have a decent and stable connection with sufficient upstream to support the HD stream. The hotel were we sleep has a very good fibre connection, and I'm using the RJ45 outlet in my room when watching TV.The greatest problem is watching TV over WIFI, even when at home doesn't run very well...The fact that Mediaportal didn't depend on protocols as UPnP/SSDP DLNA and other broken by design protocols was a BIG plus, I'm very sad to read that it's leaving that path...Dynamic ports will also make QoS in my managed switch more dificult then needed...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Plopeye, post: 1122155, member: 131617"] I can understand the choice to use SSDP but I will run in to 2 issues: I have a routed network with multiple subnets, broadcast isn't routed. Using a routed VPN solution (OpenVPN) and here also broadcast isn't routed. So will there be a solution to get it running without SSDP or should I look into a Mediaportal replacement? By the way, I have some real good experiance with live tv over VPN. No problem to watch Dutch HD channels when I'm in Germany for work... I have to say that I have a decent and stable connection with sufficient upstream to support the HD stream. The hotel were we sleep has a very good fibre connection, and I'm using the RJ45 outlet in my room when watching TV. The greatest problem is watching TV over WIFI, even when at home doesn't run very well... The fact that Mediaportal didn't depend on protocols as UPnP/SSDP DLNA and other broken by design protocols was a BIG plus, I'm very sad to read that it's leaving that path... Dynamic ports will also make QoS in my managed switch more dificult then needed... [/QUOTE]

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