[Fifty Four]

My understanding of DLNA from Panasonics manual is that if something doesn't work as expected the fault will rest with the DLNA server. My DLNA server is XMBC.

I read in the XBMC wiki [1] that "Since September 2007 XBMC's built-in UPnP-server and UPnP-client are compatible with DLNA CERTIFIED™ devices." I misread the sentence to mean that XBMC is DLNA Certified. What does compatible with DLNA mean?

I have already found out in XBMC forum posts that the Panasonic TV does not serve my photos because XMBC does not serve photos via DLNA

Another problem is that when I press the info button on my TV remote, there is no video info presented. I expected that I would get the movie synopsis. Please confirm that XMBC does not support this DLNA feature too?

It may seem I am having a cheap shot at XMBC. Thats not my intention. I just want to know which DLNA features XBMC does not support?

Kind Regards

[kricker]

XBMC's DLNA server may be compatible, but it is far from feature rich. Some work has been done regarding this, but I am not sure if it ever made it or will make it into the release. XBMC only shares the libraries. Photos are not stored in a library so that may be why they are not shared.

Right now if you need a full featured DLNA server, you should check out Serviio or PS3 media server. Both are free.