Wild media server (UPnP, DLNA, HTTP)

naveenmah wrote: I like this music site. It has different categories of Indian music

http://meramood.com/

Is it anyway possible to get this on my Samsung TV/Home theater?

1. Unzip
2. Choose Music
3. Drag and drop meramood.wdf from Explorer to main form of program.

If the loading is successful, then in Podcasts folder appear Meramood. If the folder does not appear (Windows 7, Windows Vista), then the program and Explorer are running with different rights. Try to load the file meramood.wdf by right click in the folder tree.

1. IE: open http://www.meramood.com/
2. Right click on selected playlist - Copy shortcut
3. WMS: choose Meramood folder
4. Right click - "Add podcast"
5. Field "Link": right click - Paste
6. Click "Read the properties"

1. Unzip
2. Choose Music
3. Drag and drop meramood.wdf from Explorer to main form of program.

If the loading is successful, then in Podcasts folder appear Meramood. If the folder does not appear (Windows 7, Windows Vista), then the program and Explorer are running with different rights. Try to load the file meramood.wdf by right click in the folder tree.

1. IE: open http://www.meramood.com/
2. Right click on selected playlist - Copy shortcut
3. WMS: choose Meramood folder
4. Right click - "Add podcast"
5. Field "Link": right click - Paste
6. Click "Read the properties"

naveenmah wrote: I just checked. It works.. It will be really helpfull with some tweaks...

1. It plays some songs but some are not played
I noticed that for many songs file properties are not automatically loaded. If i click on load file property and then try to test transcode then it gives error "missing header" but then plays...
for eg.
http://meramood.net/mp3/2009/3 Idiots - Give Me Some Sunshine.mp3
http://kishorekumarbollywoodmp3songs.com/mp3/2009/3 Idiots - Behti Hawa Sa Tha Woh.mp3

naveenmah wrote: 2. When I click on update podcast, it keeps on adding same file again every time podcast is updated.

var
  AlbumItem, SongItem: TXMLItem;
  i: Integer; 
  SongList: TXMLDocument;                      
  sPlaylist: string;
begin
  FolderItem.DeleteChildItems;
  SongList := TXMLDocument.Create;  
  try    
....

I could not reproduce this problem (version 1.05.4).
You can try to use the transcoding profile "Music - Internet-Radio (VLC)"

naveenmah wrote:

I could not reproduce this problem (version 1.05.4).
You can try to use the transcoding profile "Music - Internet-Radio (VLC)"