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Hey there hierl_w,

nice to see someone finally stepped up to the plate ;-)

At the moment I'm hard at work on the UPnP SERVER side of things and would like to join forces with you (@hierl_w).
I started something like this a while ago, but the existing stacks/frameworks for managed C# were/are - well let's say "lacking" - and therefore never published my findings...

you might want too have a look here:
http://code.google.com/p/myupnpsupport/source/browse/#svn/trunk
At some point I was even able to stream video from my home server to mediaportal via my smartphone!!! But then I dug deeper and it broke ;-)
(I went for a little more generic approach and added the (former Intel) Developer Tools for UPnP sources with some fixed bugs I found.)

My goal is to build a MediaPortal UPnP suite which includes DMR (merged yours/mine), DMS (I'm on it right now) and DMC (gui plugin within MediaPortal) capabilities...
With your permission I'd like to incorporate your Renderer implementation in my plugin as well - at first glance you did way better then me ;-)
DMR would be GO and I or even better WE could move on and concentrate on DMS/DMC... I'd gladly give you r/w permissions on my repo (s. above)

This week I finally got back to this litte project (nice coincidence I found your plugin today). I spent the last 3 evenings reevaluating all the other (not-so) managed UPnP stacks out there (ie. Managed UPnP, Platinum UPnP SDK, Mono.UPnP, etc.) but got nowhere really and went back to the Intel stack.

Let's see what we can do in the future ;-)

cheers,
Anthrax

EDIT:
I just figured that this one contains the outdated stuff:
http://code.google.com/p/mp-upnp-renderer/source/browse/#svn/trunk

Do you have a new repo somewhere or would like too share your sources with me/us?
And don't be shy - you've seen mine already ;-)

<blockquote data-quote="Anthrax" data-source="post: 853678" data-attributes="member: 46494">Hey there hierl_w,&nbsp;nice to see someone finally stepped up to the plate ;-)&nbsp;At the moment I'm hard at work on the UPnP SERVER side of things and would like to join forces with you (@hierl_w).I started something like this a while ago, but the existing stacks/frameworks for managed C# were/are - well let's say &quot;lacking&quot; - and therefore never published my findings...&nbsp;you might want too have a look here:<a href="http://code.google.com/p/myupnpsupport/source/browse/#svn%2Ftrunk" target="_blank">http://code.google.com/p/myupnpsupport/source/browse/#svn/trunk</a>At some point I was even able to stream video from my home server to mediaportal via my smartphone!!! But then I dug deeper and it broke ;-)(I went for a little more generic approach and added the (former Intel) <a href="http://opentools.homeip.net/dev-tools-for-upnp" target="_blank">Developer Tools for UPnP </a>sources with some fixed bugs I found.)&nbsp;My goal is to build a MediaPortal UPnP suite which includes DMR (merged yours/mine), DMS (I'm on it right now) and DMC (gui plugin within MediaPortal) capabilities...With your permission I'd like to incorporate your Renderer implementation in my plugin as well - at first glance you did way better then me ;-)DMR would be GO and I or even better WE could move on and concentrate on DMS/DMC... I'd gladly give you r/w permissions on my repo (s. above)&nbsp;This week I finally got back to this litte project (nice coincidence I found your plugin today). I spent the last 3 evenings reevaluating all the other (not-so) managed UPnP stacks out there (ie. Managed UPnP, Platinum UPnP SDK, Mono.UPnP, etc.) but got nowhere really and went back to the Intel stack.&nbsp;Let's see what we can do in the future ;-)&nbsp;cheers,Anthrax&nbsp;EDIT:I just figured that this one contains the outdated stuff:<a href="http://code.google.com/p/mp-upnp-renderer/source/browse/#svn%2Ftrunk" target="_blank">http://code.google.com/p/mp-upnp-renderer/source/browse/#svn/trunk</a>&nbsp;Do you have a new repo somewhere or would like too share your sources with me/us?And don't be shy - you've seen mine already ;-)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Anthrax, post: 853678, member: 46494"] Hey there hierl_w, nice to see someone finally stepped up to the plate ;-) At the moment I'm hard at work on the UPnP SERVER side of things and would like to join forces with you (@hierl_w). I started something like this a while ago, but the existing stacks/frameworks for managed C# were/are - well let's say "lacking" - and therefore never published my findings... you might want too have a look here: [URL='http://code.google.com/p/myupnpsupport/source/browse/#svn%2Ftrunk']http://code.google.com/p/myupnpsupport/source/browse/#svn/trunk[/URL] At some point I was even able to stream video from my home server to mediaportal via my smartphone!!! But then I dug deeper and it broke ;-) (I went for a little more generic approach and added the (former Intel) [URL='http://opentools.homeip.net/dev-tools-for-upnp']Developer Tools for UPnP [/URL]sources with some fixed bugs I found.) My goal is to build a MediaPortal UPnP suite which includes DMR (merged yours/mine), DMS (I'm on it right now) and DMC (gui plugin within MediaPortal) capabilities... With your permission I'd like to incorporate your Renderer implementation in my plugin as well - at first glance you did way better then me ;-) DMR would be GO and I or even better WE could move on and concentrate on DMS/DMC... I'd gladly give you r/w permissions on my repo (s. above) This week I finally got back to this litte project (nice coincidence I found your plugin today). I spent the last 3 evenings reevaluating all the other (not-so) managed UPnP stacks out there (ie. Managed UPnP, Platinum UPnP SDK, Mono.UPnP, etc.) but got nowhere really and went back to the Intel stack. Let's see what we can do in the future ;-) cheers, Anthrax [B]EDIT:[/B] I just figured that this one contains the outdated stuff: [URL='http://code.google.com/p/mp-upnp-renderer/source/browse/#svn%2Ftrunk']http://code.google.com/p/mp-upnp-renderer/source/browse/#svn/trunk[/URL] Do you have a new repo somewhere or would like too share your sources with me/us? And don't be shy - you've seen mine already ;-) [/QUOTE]