Twonkymedia For Mac Os



UPnP is an alternative name for DNLA, both suck.

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There are some DNLA server programs for the Mac but see my comment above. The Roberts manual for the 93i has the following to say on page 37.

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Here is a short selection of alternative UPnP server programs, although many others are available:



The Music Player on the sound system can playback audio files in MP3, WMA, AAC, FLAC and WAV formats. WMA Lossless files can also be played when using Windows Media Player as the UPnP server. Note that the playback of files encoded using WMA Voice, WMA 10 Professional, and of files which have DRM protection is not supported by the sound system.

  • AssetUPnP (Windows) * **
  • Mezzmo (Windows) *
  • MediaTomb (Linux, Mac OS X) *
  • Serviio (Windows, Linux, Max OS X) *
  • TVersity (Windows) *
  • Twonky Media Server (Windows, Mac OS X, Linux) *


Mac



* = free of charge or trial versions with limited functionality are available at the time of writing. ** = other platforms in development.

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When using a UPnP server, the search and selection criteria are determined by the server software, not by the sound system, but typically include searching by Artist, Album and Genre. Many server applications also allow you to access your files according to the folders within which they are stored as well as other criteria. Windows Media Player is less flexible than some other UPnP servers in this regard, but is generally easier to set up.

Please refer to the documentation for your chosen server program for full details of its configuration and usage. Some Network Attached Storage (NAS) devices and some routers include UPnP/DLNA server software.



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The manual is available here http://www.robertsradio.co.uk/assets/User_guides/Internet_Radios_PDFs/Stream93i. pdf


As a general comment, not all UPnP/DNLA software supports a function called 'transcoding' which means the automatic conversion of a music file to a format compatible with the desired device, so as the RobertsStream 93i does not support Apple Lossless if you try using that and your device does not support that format it may not work. I refer you again to my first comment. 😉 You should therefore have you music in either MP3 or AAC format for best changes of success.


The following is a list of DLNA software from MacUpdate - https://www.macupdate.com/find/mac/dlna

  • 1UPnP Media servers
    • 1.3TwonkyMedia
      • 1.3.1TWONKY ISSUES

UPnP media servers manage and present, or serve, the music onto the network for the Linn DS to play. Most NAS devices come with a UPnP media server preinstalled. If you are using a UPnP media server that is not listed here, check that it can support FLAC audio files, (some UPnP/DNLA Media Servers will only support MP3 style files)

We advise that your DHCP server reserves the NAS/UPnP Media Server address. This is to ensure that the IP address is secure with use with some UPnP control devices. (Pronto, Crestron etc)

Linn Kazoo Server

This can be installed on:
  • Windows PC (2000, XP, Vista, Win7/8/10),
  • MAC OSX and
  • QNAP

Asset UPnP

Asset UPnP can be used on:

Windows Home Servers (WHS),
Windows PC (2000, XP, Vista, Win7/8/10),
MAC OSX,
QNAP,
Linux and
Raspberry-Pi

The Music tree can be edited within this application

1. Once installed open “Asset UPnP Configuration” (All Programs)

2. Press “Edit” button.

3. In the Audio Library section click “Add Folder” Then Browse to your music library.

4. You may want to add “Folders & Filename Browsing” to the “Browse Tree” Add New Container

5. Select “Folder & Filename Browsing”

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6. Click OK - Refresh All then OK again

TwonkyMedia

Twonky can be used on:

Windows PC,
MAC OSX,
Linux PC’s and some NAS devices.

Note: TwonkyMedia is not supported by QNAP on QNAP firmware QTS4.3 and later. You need to buy a licence and update from Twonky Downloads V8.4 (QNAPx86_64)

TWONKY ISSUES

Twonkymedia For Mac Os Versions

Twonky Media music greyed out or will not play

If you are looking at the Music and the Music cannot be added to the Playlist or is grayed out. But you may if you go to a PC/Mac and this does allow the same Music (or vice-versa) you will probably also using Twonkymedia.
The solution is to go in the Twonky Settings > Advanced > Media receivers and RESET LIST. Now retry the iPad Kazoo and it will probably now work.

Twonky4. Twonky5 and Twonky6

The Music tree can only be easily edited in Twonky4. Twonky5 and Twonky6 require XML file editing.

1. Once opened, select the Spanner icon, this will open the Twonky configuration

2. Click on “first steps” – change to “Advanced default navigation” Save changes.

3. Click on “Sharing” , in the Content locations section, select the “Browse” button to select your Music location

4. Change “Rescan in minutes” to 0. This means that a manual scan has to be promoted when any media is added. (This can normally be initiated by a desktop shortcut with “http://<Your_NAS_IP>:9000/rpc/rescan” )

5. Save Changes. Go back to “first steps” tab and click “Restart” tab and wait for server to restart

6. Click on “Maintenance” and “Rebuild database”. Twonky will now start from scratch and build to database ready for the DS to use.

7. Close out of Twonkymedia

Twonky 7 & 8

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Twonky 7&8 can be changed using the Tree navigational Builder within Setup.

1. Once opened, select the Setings icon, this will open the Twonky configuration

2. Click on “Advanced” and Change “Rescan interal” to 0. This means that a manual scan has to be promoted when any media is added. (This can normally be initiated by a desktop shortcut with “http://<Your_NAS_IP>:9000/rpc/rescan” )

3. Click on “Sharing” , in the Content locations section, select the “Browse” button to select your Music location

4. Check that under Devices, get more detail and check your PC/Mac/iPhone/iPad have been selected as either 'Generic Media Receiver' or 'Linn Kinsky Desktop control point' with your Music tree selecton.

5. Save Changes. Go back to “first steps” tab and click “Restart” tab and wait for server to restart

6. Click on “Maintenance” and “Rebuild database”. Twonky will now start from scratch and build to database ready for the DS to use.

7. Close out of Twonkymedia

Xiva Music M8

1. Plug Music M8 into your router via Cat5 cable and turn on,

2. Wait until booted and type “musicm8” into internet explorer on your PC

3. Music M8 web interface should appear. User is “admin” Password is “musicm8”

4. Go to Recording tab -Encoder options. Set to FLAC or FLAC & MP3 (if you want to dual rip)

5. Go to Recording tab - Metadata options Tick bottom box. And choose if you want disc to eject if no metadata found. If you leave this unticked it will number the disc and tracks.

6. Go to Twonky Tab (across top) Click on Tools tab (Twonkymedia settings)

7. Click on “first steps” – change to “Advanced default navigation” Save changes.

8. Click on “Sharing” Change “Rescan in minutes” to 0. This means that a manual scan has to be promoted when any media is added. (This can normally be initiated by a desktop shortcut with “http://<Your_NAS_IP>:9000/rpc/rescan” )

9. Save Changes. Go back to “first steps” tab and click “Restart” tab.

Twonky

10. Close out of Music M8.

ELyric

ELyric, Windows PC & MAC (no longer supported by PS Audio)

Squeezebox Server

MinimServer

Twonky Mac Os

MinimServer:
Windows,
MAC,
QNAP NAS
ASUS NAS,
SYNOLOGY,
& Netgear
MinimServer Sample setup
Note: December 2019
This is being/has been replaced by Minimserver2. Existing installations of MinimServer will continue to work indefinitely but will no longer be updated with new features. At some point, the expiry date for the current version of MinimStreamer will not be extended further and existing installations of MinimStreamer will expire and will no longer work. This expiry will not happen until MinimServer 2 and MinimStreamer 2 are available for all platforms that are currently supported by MinimServer. Check the MinimServer website for more information


MinimServer2

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MinimServer2:

This is an evolution to Minimserver that is now a available in three licenced versions. Check the above link for more information on this.

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SERVIIO

JAMCAST

Jamcast, Windows UPnP Media Server (up to version Version 2.3.5.457)
Later verions will only broadcast PC audio
Windows only,

QNAP Media Streaming Add-on

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