Jens Georg

DLNA (Digital Living Network Alliance ) technology allows users to seamlessly exchange, stream and synchronize media content between their various devices. DLNA enabled devices are becoming ubiquitous in the modern home. There are a number of existing open source projects that can be used to take advantage of the DLNA functionality offered by such devices. This presentation will provide hands-on examples of how these open source projects can be employed and tailored by users to meet their specific needs. There will be demonstrations of the standard DLNA use cases, explanations of the various DLNA APIs, including examples of their use, and the live creation of DLNA enabled applications.

Other people: Mark Ryan

Getting to the point of having a working, low-resource DLNA-ready implementation is a hard task. Fortunately there's an easy way out - Rygel. It is a modular and extensible solution to help you out of that dilemma with minimum effort. Rygel started its life for GNOME Mobile and was the designated UPnP/DLNA stack for Maemo Freemantle and MeeGo/Harmattan. It is supposed to work out-of-the box with no setup required, operating nicely with all kinds of quirky devices.