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Thanks Jussi!
To clarify, I would need to set up the media I want to serve on a uPnP share, then connect that to the device, which can be done in GuPnP AV Control Point gui app? The instructions showed a way to get Android to mirror its screen, by going in the settings and connecting the dlna device. (Windows 8 has similar settings panel that detected the Tronsmart, but didn't connect.) Do you know if there is a similar setting that works in Ubuntu/other Linux system to display the screen, to show web videos or DVDs? Best regards, Luke > From: jussi kukkonen intel com > Date: Mon, 3 Feb 2014 13:48:52 +0200 > Subject: Re: Protocol for the Tronsmart EZCast? > To: luke32j msn com > CC: gupnp-list gnome org > > On 3 February 2014 08:34, Luke Bryan <luke32j msn com> wrote: > > Greetings, > > > > I was wondering if anyone has had experience with a Tronsmart or similar > > device, through uPnP? Oddly enough, wireshark capture shows that when > > streaming a video file, it doesn't send XML over HTTP uPnP. > > However, I got some interesting info over network from going to configure > > the device: > > They could have their own proprietary procotol (which is what your > script looks like) in addition to implementing a standard Renderer. > The device description claims to be a DLNA renderer so there's at > least a chance that it actually is one. > > I suggest you try with a UPnP control point like gupnp-av-cp (from > gupnp-tools) -- but note that you'll need a mediaserver like Rygel > running before you'll be able to play anything. > > > - Jussi |