On Wed, 2011-04-20 at 20:47 +0800, Lin Xiyan wrote: > Hi, all Hi Lin, > I'm Lin Xiyan from Peking University in China. > We have a project in college to do an open source implementation of > DLNA standards. > Apparently, I am not going to develop from scratch. > So I'd like to work with you guys on gupnp-dlna project. Thats a wise decision, you'll be surprised to know how many people out there thinks that DLNA is 'easy' and ultimately fail in creating an implementation from scratch. > I'm going to ramp up by reading DLNA/UPnP spec and gupnp code. > Do you have any other suggestion or is there a TODO list for newbies? You got the first step right. Once you are familiar with all involved concepts and have basic understanding of what each spec is about, I recommend you familiarize yourself with GUPnP APIs (especially about which component/library is doing what). Once you have done that, I suggest adding and/or correct existing profiles in gupnp-dlna as the first task. BTW, I'm hoping you either already have access to DLNA docs or you know that it costs at least 500$ to get access?
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