.dlna domain names
I did a search for the .dlna domain and discovered that it is not in current use, but I think such a domain should be able to be used on local DLNA servers with an easy to use name you enter into your web browser e.g. emby.dlna
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DLNA is pretty much designed to be local. Clients are designed that way. There is some software like plex that you can stream over the internet but you have to use their app. The concept of DLNA is only over your local network. As there is no authentication. The protocol is not designed this way.
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Re: .dlna domain names
Sony offers a server clint for this for local machines.Comment
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You can also use Nas devices that do this, many buffalo nas servers do this. And provide web access.Comment
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I turn to you in hope someone could point me in the right direction since I lack knowledge and experience in diagnosis of audio equipment. (My experience is in computer chip level repairs.)
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