January 30, 201214 yr I'd like to try this package to stream music to my Yamaha receiver. All download links are pointing to megaupload, which is no more. Can anyone make this available? Are these the files you need? http://dl.dropbox.com/u/48364/miniDLNA/minidlna-1.0.22-i486-1.tgz http://dl.dropbox.com/u/48364/miniDLNA/minidlna-unmenu-package.conf Pulled those off my flash drive (dated 8th Dec 2011)
January 30, 201214 yr Are these the files you need? http://dl.dropbox.com/u/48364/miniDLNA/minidlna-1.0.22-i486-1.tgz http://dl.dropbox.com/u/48364/miniDLNA/minidlna-unmenu-package.conf Pulled those off my flash drive (dated 8th Dec 2011) Thank you.
February 26, 201214 yr Following the last post: I'm trying to use the minidlna available at this link http://dl.dropbox.com/u/48364/miniDLNA/minidlna-1.0.22-i486-1.tgz but it tells me: parsing error file /etc/minidlna.conf line 67 : samsung_external_mta_files=no Question 1: Is this version actually patched with the Samsung menu patch? Question 2: Is this statically compiled? Question 3: Any chance to get this wonderful package updated to minidlna 1.0.24? Many many thanks!!!
June 1, 201214 yr Author Will be uploading a new version of the package for v1.0.24 shortly. Fixes included are: 1.0.24 - Released 14-Feb-2012 -------------------------------- - Fix playlist browsing with no SortOrder specified. - Fix inotify detection of caption file removal. - Handle an empty DeviceID from Zyxel media player SOAP request. - Fix false positives in playlist caching optimization when we have duplicate file names in different directories. - Trim the camera model name extracted from EXIF tags. - Add support for user-configurable log level settings. - Add DLNA.ORG_FLAGS support. 1.0.23 - Released 23-Jan-2012 -------------------------------- - Enable the subtitle menu on some Samsung TV's. - Add subtitle support for Panasonic TV's. - Add workarounds for LifeTab tablets' bad behavior. - Speed up playlist parsing. - Make metadata-based virtual containers case insensitive. - Add folder art support (very few clients support this though). - Improve trimming of quotation marks. - Fix SRT caption support with the latest Samsung Series D firmware. - Fix subtitles on LG TV's for items whose titles don't have a dot in them. - Add support for the av:mediaClass tag, so some Sony devices can filter items by media type. - Fix inotify detection issues on first-level folders. - Work around LifeTab's broken DLNA support. - Add image rotation support during resize. (mostly useful for TiVo) There are also a couple of fixes to the minidlnactl script as well. Will be making this available permanently via a public dropbox link. Please keep your eyes on the first post in the thread for a new link to the conf file.
June 6, 201214 yr Author You can always run installpkg and get the actual files into place. e.g. installpkg minidlna-1.0.24-i486-1.tgz You can automate this installation by adding something to your go script, or by putting the package file into /boot/extra. The thing you will be missing is a configuration file appropriate to your setup. To get this, you'll need to hand edit the file that I supply with the package. Go to the /boot/custom/minidlna/minidlna.conf directory. In there, you'll find a sample configuration file. Edit this file to suit your needs. Now create a new directory in /boot/custom/minidlna called 'minidlna_conf, and copy your edited config file into it. It's important that the config file is called 'minidlna.settings'. You can start and stop minidlna by running: /boot/custom/minidlna/minidlnactl start and /boot/custom/minidlna/minidlnactl stop Can't think of anything else that you'd need.
August 28, 201213 yr thanks for the rebuild... but I notice that minidlna now chokes on certain files when building the DB... esp. long filenames... removing the offending file helps but i have a lot of files that it chokes on...
August 31, 201213 yr well for whatever reason, miniDLNA's scanner chokes on about 9 movies that I have out of over a thousand, I removed those movies and the scanner was able to finish building the database. Everything works now. In the process I noticed there's a new version 1.0.25, I tried using it, and got it half working, not sure why it didn't fully work though... but i guess I'll leave it at 1.0.24 since it works.
September 12, 201213 yr Hi this is my first server version 4.7. I have copied some tv shows to the unRAID server, in the video folder The share setting are as follows: Flash share (SMB): Export read/write Disk shares (SMB): Export read/write Disk shares (NFS): 192.168.1.* User shares: Enabled (array must be Stopped to change) User shares Share name: Movies Comments: Allocation method: High-water Min. free space: 0 Split level: 3 Included disk(s): disk1,disk2 Excluded disk(s): Export (SMB): Export read/write Export (NFS): Share name: Video Comments: Allocation method: High-water Min. free space: 0 Split level: 4 Included disk(s): disk1,disk2 Excluded disk(s): Export (SMB): Export read/write Export (NFS): I think I manage to install miniDLNA correctly.. In unmenu, pkg manager, I can see "minidlna (lightweight DLNA server) 'Currently Installed (in blue)'. I have a Samsung TV, when I select the source bottun on the remote, I can see the little penguin and "unRAID". After selecting it I get 2 folders, 1 - All Video, 2:- Folders, both are empty. Can anyone please ??
September 14, 201213 yr Author It sounds like you've not configured minidlna to point at your video directories. When you first install minidlna, there is a section called 'Configuration variables' in the unmenu package install screen. You will see that you have media_dir[1-5] listed in there. You must specify at least one media_dir entry in order for minidlna to find your video. I'm guessing you wold need to set media_dir1 to /mnt/user/Movies and media_dir2 to /mnt/user/Video. Minidlna should then pick up your video, and it will show on the TV.
September 14, 201213 yr Thanks, do I have to uninstall minidlna & reinstall or just install over the old?? How can I add more media dir in future?? Thanks again.. I an new to this Linux..
September 15, 201213 yr Author Firstly, I should say that I've never tested the minidlna package under 4.7. If it's working, then great. If not, I can't really offer much support, as I've never used 4.x As for changing the settings, then just follow the onscreen prompts. Just do the following: 1) Go to Pkg Manager in unMenu. 2) Select minidlna. 3) Click on 'Edit Configuration Values'. 4) Make your changes. 5) Click 'Save New Values'. That should do it.
September 15, 201213 yr Thank very much.. I give it a go later.. I am in the process of rebuid the whole server to v5.0 rc3 and start all over.. will report soon. What a noob I,ve been.
September 16, 201213 yr Thanks very much Bagpuss, you are a STAR ;D all working very nicely...1 more thing.. Is there any way of removing the 'ALL Video & Folders' folder on the tv , after selecting video thanks again...
October 25, 201213 yr I may be just blind but where Do i get the files for the install from? All I could find was .19 not .24. thanks David
November 27, 201213 yr It works for me but each time I reboot my unraid server I have to type this unix command : "/etc/rc.d/unraid.d/rc.unraid_minidlna rescan ". How can I make an automatic rescan on reboot
November 27, 201213 yr It works for me but each time I reboot my unraid server I have to type this unix command : "/etc/rc.d/unraid.d/rc.unraid_minidlna rescan ". How can I make an automatic rescan on reboot Add that line to the end of the go file, you may have to add a delay line immediately above it to allow time for the array to fully start and all your packages to run.
November 28, 201213 yr Thank you for your answer. I already tried to add this line at to the end of the go file. I didn't work. I thought about a delay line but I didn't know how to do. I searched and finally typed before "sleep 10" and now it works perfectly !!
December 5, 201213 yr Author It seems that something in the boot timing has changed from around the rc3 timeframe to rc8a. It used to be the case that I could simply install and auto-start unmenu packages, and all would be fine. Now, I'm finding that certain array resources aren't online when the 'go' script tries to install and start unmenu packages. I've also moved to using a 'cache only' share for my app installs, which I think has made this worse. I'm now putting the following in my 'go' script: # Determine if cache drive share for apps is online, retry upto 7 times for i in 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 do echo "Waiting for user apps share to come online." logger "go: Waiting for user apps share to come online." if [ ! -d /mnt/user/apps ] then sleep 15 fi done # If Cache drive is online, install and start unmenu packages if [ -d /mnt/user/apps ]; then echo "User apps share is online. Installing packages." logger "go: User apps share is online. Installing packages." # Install unmenu packages cd /boot/packages && find . -name '*.auto_install' -type f -print | sort | xargs - n1 sh -c fi With regards to rescanning your media, minidlna uses inotify to detect new files whilst it is running. In theory, any new media should be automatically added to the minidlna library, as long as it's running when you copy the files in. You should only need a manual rescan if new media has been copied across whilst minidlna was stopped. I'm working on a new version of minidlna for unRAID, which uses the v5 plugin architecture. In theory, all of this messing about with startup should go away. It's nowhere near ready as yet, but I'm hoping to knock it into shape over the Christmas holidays. Andy.
April 7, 201313 yr Just installed miniDLNA and it was a breeze to do and appear on my home network. I'm using XBMC to watch movies. I have a separate .srt file with the same name as the movie, but they don't appear on the media server (unRAID) and also not on the movie. Is there anything I should try to make the subtitles appear? Thanks
June 19, 201313 yr Author Just installed miniDLNA and it was a breeze to do and appear on my home network. I'm using XBMC to watch movies. I have a separate .srt file with the same name as the movie, but they don't appear on the media server (unRAID) and also not on the movie. Is there anything I should try to make the subtitles appear? Thanks With regards to subtitles, then there should be an option in XBMC to turn them on. All of my movies have separate .SRT files (with same filename as movie) e.g. Avatar.mkv has subtitles file Avatar.srt. I have no problems enabling subtitles on my Samsung TV, which is my main playback device, so this functionality does work.
June 19, 201313 yr Author Hi, any possibility to get this pakage updated? thanks. Absolutely. I'm working on an unRAID v5 native plugin right now. Hopefully, I'll have something ready for testing by the end of next week. This will bring with it the new v1.1 version of minidlna, and will end support for unRAID v4.x.
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