DLNA

Home Media Center - Free UPnP / DLNA compatible for Windows Systems

Hazem Abbas

30 Nov 2024 — 1 min read

Home Media Center is a server application for UPnP / DLNA compatible devices. It supports streaming and transcoding media files, Windows desktop and video from webcams.

This project is developed in C#, C++ and uses DirectShow, Media Foundation.

Features

Streaming and transcoding media files
Supported output media types: MPEG2 (up to 1080p), WMV, WebM, MP4, FLV, HLS
Subtitles integration
Windows desktop and webcam streaming
Web (HTML) and UPnP (DLNA) interface
Streaming from Dreambox STB
DVD ISO file support
x86 and x64 version
Windows service version

License

GPL-2.0 License

Resources & Downloads

Github

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