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<blockquote data-quote="FreakyJ" data-source="post: 1150714" data-attributes="member: 106003"><p>Yes, it is what I mentioned yesterday:</p><p>[code]Logger.Warn("No DLNA media type for MIME type {0}", mimeType);</p><p> // I don't think it is a goof idea to return "null". The control point should check if the renderer supports the protocols offered by the server.</p><p> // We could introduce some transcoding at a later point</p><p> return mimeType;[/code]</p><p>I return the mimeType instead of null even it wasn't found in the switch case.</p><p>I try to find a good definition of the DLNA profile mappings, but the documentation has thousands of pages and for me it looks like a really bad one... I got it from the original DLNA Hompage.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="FreakyJ, post: 1150714, member: 106003"] Yes, it is what I mentioned yesterday: [code]Logger.Warn("No DLNA media type for MIME type {0}", mimeType); // I don't think it is a goof idea to return "null". The control point should check if the renderer supports the protocols offered by the server. // We could introduce some transcoding at a later point return mimeType;[/code] I return the mimeType instead of null even it wasn't found in the switch case. I try to find a good definition of the DLNA profile mappings, but the documentation has thousands of pages and for me it looks like a really bad one... I got it from the original DLNA Hompage. [/QUOTE]
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