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iSedora is a UPnP / DLNA media server with plug and play support for Sony Bravia TV, Playstation 3, Microsoft Xbox 360.
Intelligent support for other DLNA clients.
What's New
Version 1.7.5:
- Improved fast forward and rewind for non-standard client devices
- Updated FFmpeg binaries
- Updated VLC to the latest stable version (1.1.5)
Requirements
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6 or later.
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6 or later.
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| Downloads:7,760 |
| Version Downloads:3,333 |
| Type:Multimedia & Design : Video |
| License:Demo |
| Date:07 Feb 2011 |
| Platform:Intel |
| Price: $25.00 |
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iSedora is a UPnP / DLNA media server with plug and play support for Sony Bravia TV, Playstation 3, Microsoft Xbox 360.
Intelligent support for other DLNA clients.
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Steve39 reviewed on 17 Nov 2011
I moved it to a new iMac but did not remove the registration before doing so. As suggested I emailed Isedora Support and got a response within hours. So good service as well.
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folivares reviewed on 29 Oct 2011
MacMiniGuy reviewed on 02 Sep 2011
In short;
It can transcode FLAC files to DLNA serve to my Sony DLNA-compliant HiFi wirelessly without issue.
It can run for an hour in Demo mode at no cost and with full functionality.
It can be installed by mere mortals.
To pay for this software I need to see the developer website to review my options. I am currently unable to get there. ie. down
I would recommend that the Demo is a 5 star software. I only care about sending FLAC and easy file source definition so keep that in mind when reading my review.
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ichocobo reviewed on 14 Aug 2011
PROBLEMS APPEAR WHEN THE SOFTWARE IS RUNNING A COUPLE OF HOURS OR MORE, SO DON´T TRUST THE DEMO.
Nickname_here reviewed on 25 Mar 2011
The one thing that this app does well is keep the audio/video in sync, 99.99% of other apps i'v tried ether don't work at all or the audio/video is out of sync.
Steve39 reviewed on 07 Feb 2011
Particularly good at transcoding video using the embedded VLC.
A trouble free application.
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Kris reviewed on 09 Oct 2010
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Paulnojustpaul reviewed on 02 Oct 2010
The interface is intuitive and unobtrusive, you're almost left wondering why some of the other offerings are complex. The on-the-fly transcoding is completely transparent with the host Mac (2.8GHz MacBook Pro in this case) not even raising a sweat on 720p MKVs.
Streaming to a Sony Bravia over wireless, this was the only one that flawlessly worked, recognising every file I threw at it. Snappy response times in navigation and playback, too.
Generous demo time limit (60 mins per session, relaunch to repeat as many times as you like) but I ended up registering it within a day. It already stomps all over our existing dedicated media player hardware.
Thanks for a top effort guys!
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Anybody got input on this?
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he O!Play actually does some great transcoding from my computer on it's own - but their offerings for online content is seriously lacking.
Anyone know of a media server on the Mac that WILL stream internet tv and radio (and my iTunes playlists) to an O!Play? T
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So, what more are you waiting for??
adrianosc rated on 07 Aug 2011
Nickname_here rated on 25 Mar 2011