I know there has been discussed, but I would like to get a Twonky official word on this. Is there a way to get ffmpeg to work on 7.2.3 and will there be future support for this?
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Get FFmpeg working
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how to make twonky server display video filenames
I need where the documentation is located that will tell me what variables to change in the config (.ini) file and what the values should be.
Or what are the variables and values.
I can't use Twonky if it displays the same name for 6 episodes on my smart tv, cell phone, and tablet.
Or what are the variables and values.
I can't use Twonky if it displays the same name for 6 episodes on my smart tv, cell phone, and tablet.
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I forgot my user name and password for Twonky server, is there a way to reset them?
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Inotify Fix for D-Link DNS-320 devices
twonky-kurobox-pro-special-7.0.9 works on the D-Link DNS-320 NAS except that it crashes if
scantime=-1
This is because the wrong syscall numbers are used for the inotify functions (inotify_init() and inotify_add_watch() )
Syscall numbers used by twonky-kurobox-pro-special-7.0.9:
inotify_init: 0x0090013c (0x00900000 + 0x13c)
inotify_add_watch: 0x0090013d (0x00900000 + 0x13d)
Correct syscall numbers for the D-Link DNS-320:
inotify_init: 0x13c
inotify_add_watch: 0x13d
After manually pacthing these values in the "twonkyserver" file, twonkyserver starts up fine and inotify works.
So if you want to add support for D-Link DNS-320 devices, you just have to create a new build based on the kurobox-pro-special build and fix the syscall numbers. (Either by fxing the numbers manually or by using a compatible inotify header file).
I know NAS build are unsupported, I just want to make it easy for you to support this device (if you want to) :)
scantime=-1
This is because the wrong syscall numbers are used for the inotify functions (inotify_init() and inotify_add_watch() )
Syscall numbers used by twonky-kurobox-pro-special-7.0.9:
inotify_init: 0x0090013c (0x00900000 + 0x13c)
inotify_add_watch: 0x0090013d (0x00900000 + 0x13d)
Correct syscall numbers for the D-Link DNS-320:
inotify_init: 0x13c
inotify_add_watch: 0x13d
After manually pacthing these values in the "twonkyserver" file, twonkyserver starts up fine and inotify works.
So if you want to add support for D-Link DNS-320 devices, you just have to create a new build based on the kurobox-pro-special build and fix the syscall numbers. (Either by fxing the numbers manually or by using a compatible inotify header file).
I know NAS build are unsupported, I just want to make it easy for you to support this device (if you want to) :)
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TwonkyServer on ubuntu 12.04
Hi, I have recently purchased a licence for TwonkyServer and im trying to install it on ubuntu 12.04. It appears to install but then i am unable to browse to it using a browser.
I am a linus newbie so any advice on how to confirm the install and that the server is running would be greatly appreciated.
I am a linus newbie so any advice on how to confirm the install and that the server is running would be greatly appreciated.
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In store I can buy license for this only TwonkyServer v6.What about twonky 7? (I installed Twonky 7.2.1)License for v6 will good for v7?
wd mybooklive
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How to upgrade Twonky Server on WD MyBook Live
At present, the current version of Twonky Server installed on a WD Mybook Live
with a current unmodified firmware is Twonky Server 5.1.9
If you are looking to upgrade to Twonky Sever 6.x or 7.x
Be aware that you will need to purchase a key for the product from Twonky
as the Twonky Server product that came with the nas does not use a key
and from a perpsective it is licensed to Western Digital
and not you the owner of the nas device
which means Western Digital is not going to give you one
The latest builds of Twonky Server can be found here
http://www.twonkyforum.com/viewtopic....
The store for purchasing a key for Twonky Server can be found here
http://www.twonky.com/store/index.aspx
with a current unmodified firmware is Twonky Server 5.1.9
If you are looking to upgrade to Twonky Sever 6.x or 7.x
Be aware that you will need to purchase a key for the product from Twonky
as the Twonky Server product that came with the nas does not use a key
and from a perpsective it is licensed to Western Digital
and not you the owner of the nas device
which means Western Digital is not going to give you one
The latest builds of Twonky Server can be found here
http://www.twonkyforum.com/viewtopic....
The store for purchasing a key for Twonky Server can be found here
http://www.twonky.com/store/index.aspx
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License key
Hei,
I've a license key for the TwonkyServer version 7.2.3 running on CentOS 6.3 som works perfect.
Today i updated to the latest version of TwonkyServer 7.2.6 but now I get this message: "Your trial version has expired. If you have previously entered a license key, try restarting your device running Twonky Server."
Even restarting of the CentOS server do not help.
Gr33tinx, Ruffneck
I've a license key for the TwonkyServer version 7.2.3 running on CentOS 6.3 som works perfect.
Today i updated to the latest version of TwonkyServer 7.2.6 but now I get this message: "Your trial version has expired. If you have previously entered a license key, try restarting your device running Twonky Server."
Even restarting of the CentOS server do not help.
Gr33tinx, Ruffneck
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Twonky Server for DNS-323
Can someone point me to the latest download/purchase option for the DLINK DNS-323?
Thanks!!
Thanks!!
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About License keys
As a backup and less hassle experience, please SAVE your license key before re-installing a new Twonky Server version.
You can see your license/registration key using the following:
1. In the Status page of the web UI, you can see "Registration Key"
2. Via RPC calls:
http://x.x.x.x:9000/rpc/get_all
or
http://x.x.x.x:9000/rpc/get_option?cdkey
*Where x.x.x.x is the IP address of the machine where Twonky Server is running.
If you haven't saved your license key prior to re-installation or lost it, enter your email address you used during the license purchase to the link below:
http://twonky.com/help/lost-license-key/
Regards,
Raymond
You can see your license/registration key using the following:
1. In the Status page of the web UI, you can see "Registration Key"
2. Via RPC calls:
http://x.x.x.x:9000/rpc/get_all
or
http://x.x.x.x:9000/rpc/get_option?cdkey
*Where x.x.x.x is the IP address of the machine where Twonky Server is running.
If you haven't saved your license key prior to re-installation or lost it, enter your email address you used during the license purchase to the link below:
http://twonky.com/help/lost-license-key/
Regards,
Raymond
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Unable to find a Twonky Server.
I activated the TwonkyMedia at my nas (qnap). To activate online services I face the following error:
Unable to find a Twonky Server. Online Services cannot be configured at this time. Please try again later.
In the same network I install the TwonkyServer (on a PC). On this PC I was able to activate the online services.
I add portforwarders in my modem (9000 - 9100).
What is the reason my Twonky installation on my QNAP 219 cannot find the Twonky Server?
Unable to find a Twonky Server. Online Services cannot be configured at this time. Please try again later.
In the same network I install the TwonkyServer (on a PC). On this PC I was able to activate the online services.
I add portforwarders in my modem (9000 - 9100).
What is the reason my Twonky installation on my QNAP 219 cannot find the Twonky Server?
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Subtitles not working unless rename of both video and srt
Hi everyone,
I have a QNAP TS-112 with the latest firmware (3.7.1), so I'm assuming I have TwonkyMedia server 6.0.39.
I noticed that if I have a file with a lot of dots/dashes in its filename (and of course the srt file with subtitles has the same name), the subtitles are not picked up by my Samsung TV. If I change the filename of both files to something shorter, it works. I think it has nothing to do with the TV but only with TwonkyMedia, because the same scenario gives correct results on other media servers (TvMobili, Serviio).
I also tried on my computer with VLC and XBMC, but neither as worked.
I don't know if it's related to the length or to the presence of dots or dashes... sometimes long files with dots and dashes work also with Twonky, but 9 files out of 10 won't work unless I rename them.
For example,
MyFile.S01E01.720p.HDTV-H264.mkv
MyFile.S01E01.720p.HDTV-H264.srt
won't work.
MyFileS01E01.mkv
MyFileS01E01.srt
will do.
If I remember correctly, it used to work with previous versions of Twonky (maybe 6.0.34? cannot remember..)
Do you have any solution to this, or any idea why it's acting this way?
Thank you.
I have a QNAP TS-112 with the latest firmware (3.7.1), so I'm assuming I have TwonkyMedia server 6.0.39.
I noticed that if I have a file with a lot of dots/dashes in its filename (and of course the srt file with subtitles has the same name), the subtitles are not picked up by my Samsung TV. If I change the filename of both files to something shorter, it works. I think it has nothing to do with the TV but only with TwonkyMedia, because the same scenario gives correct results on other media servers (TvMobili, Serviio).
I also tried on my computer with VLC and XBMC, but neither as worked.
I don't know if it's related to the length or to the presence of dots or dashes... sometimes long files with dots and dashes work also with Twonky, but 9 files out of 10 won't work unless I rename them.
For example,
MyFile.S01E01.720p.HDTV-H264.mkv
MyFile.S01E01.720p.HDTV-H264.srt
won't work.
MyFileS01E01.mkv
MyFileS01E01.srt
will do.
If I remember correctly, it used to work with previous versions of Twonky (maybe 6.0.34? cannot remember..)
Do you have any solution to this, or any idea why it's acting this way?
Thank you.
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Extreme CPU load with idle TwonkyServer on (desktop) Linux
Hi,
I've been using Twonky for 5 years now, serving mp3s from my NAS. As I have just bought a new Samsung TV with DLNA capabilities, I now also installed TwonkyServer on my Linux desktop machine.
I am running OpenSUSE 12.3 with a kernel 3.10.3 (from OpenSUSE's "Tumbleweed" repository) and TwonkyServer 7.2.3.
My library consists of almost 500 video files, 95% being mpeg2 (dvb recordings); the issue remains with an (almost) empty library (checked with only a single mp3 file).
As soon as I start twonky, the system load rises to approx. 4 (I have a quad core CPU). No clients are streaming any data.
When strace'ing the Twonky process, I can see that it opens /proc/timer_list and continuously reads data from that file. I'd be happy to provide the or at least a chunk of the trace file, but uploading it here seems not to be possible?
Is there some compatibility issue with the kernel I am running? Do you have any additional hints?
Twonky is unusable for me in this state for the intended purpose :(
I've been using Twonky for 5 years now, serving mp3s from my NAS. As I have just bought a new Samsung TV with DLNA capabilities, I now also installed TwonkyServer on my Linux desktop machine.
I am running OpenSUSE 12.3 with a kernel 3.10.3 (from OpenSUSE's "Tumbleweed" repository) and TwonkyServer 7.2.3.
My library consists of almost 500 video files, 95% being mpeg2 (dvb recordings); the issue remains with an (almost) empty library (checked with only a single mp3 file).
As soon as I start twonky, the system load rises to approx. 4 (I have a quad core CPU). No clients are streaming any data.
When strace'ing the Twonky process, I can see that it opens /proc/timer_list and continuously reads data from that file. I'd be happy to provide the or at least a chunk of the trace file, but uploading it here seems not to be possible?
Is there some compatibility issue with the kernel I am running? Do you have any additional hints?
Twonky is unusable for me in this state for the intended purpose :(
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Like to use Twonky-Server via OpenVPN in my local network
Hello Guys,
my first Post here
Ive installed Twonky on my Dedicated-Server in a data centre. After ive installed an VPN, connected all my local PCs & Raspberry's and installed Twonky-Server on my dedi, i cant see the clients in my VPN and cant access em via upnp...how can i realize that? I force Twonky-Server to use my local vpn ip but no chance.
Well, on my Windows-Clients i can use the Browser t oacces my files..but i have no idea how i can access em with my raspberry pi at home via VPN. It should work normally cuz were in same network, or?
Do you have any ideas?
Thank you in advance!
my first Post here
Ive installed Twonky on my Dedicated-Server in a data centre. After ive installed an VPN, connected all my local PCs & Raspberry's and installed Twonky-Server on my dedi, i cant see the clients in my VPN and cant access em via upnp...how can i realize that? I force Twonky-Server to use my local vpn ip but no chance.
Well, on my Windows-Clients i can use the Browser t oacces my files..but i have no idea how i can access em with my raspberry pi at home via VPN. It should work normally cuz were in same network, or?
Do you have any ideas?
Thank you in advance!
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Twonky for ASUSTOR
Good day,
I recently bought an ASUSTOR NAS and wanted to get Twonky for it. Didn't find it and created a APKG package for it.
Now: Am I allowed to submit that package to ASUSTOR? Or since I will release the packaging part on github PacketVideo could create it themself.
Cheers
Thomas
I recently bought an ASUSTOR NAS and wanted to get Twonky for it. Didn't find it and created a APKG package for it.
Now: Am I allowed to submit that package to ASUSTOR? Or since I will release the packaging part on github PacketVideo could create it themself.
Cheers
Thomas
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Panasonic TC-P55UT50 sort items by title and not date client profile tweak
We recently purchased a Panasonic TC-P55UT50
It is currenlty running the latest firmware which is 1.230
This tv was NOT purchased for its dlna capabilities in any way
those abilities were just a bonus, price and picture quality were the criteria
But you know me, I had to see what it would and would not do with Twonky
One of the things I noticed was that the dlna client was honoring only some sorting
It would honor the container sorting criteria presented by twonky
meaning that the list of containers were shown in the order I wanted
It would honor the item order when viewing a playlist
meaning that the order in wich I have my items in a WPL are honored
It would NOT honor a default sort order of items in a container
meaning that the default sort order is alphanumeric
and the Panasonic TC-P55UT50 was sorting by date oldest to newest
NOTE:
The Panasonic TC-P55UT50 does NOT have any options to change sorting
so we are forced to do that at the server,
and are relying on the Panasonic TC-P55UT50 to honor what the server says
and not what the Panasonic TC-P55UT50 wants (which is by date)
luckily the following does allow for us to do that
If you edit the Panasonic_VIERA.xml
and add the following Quirk, save the file, restart the server
The Panasonic TC-P55UT50 will now honor sort orders
that are presented to it from Twonky Server
It is currenlty running the latest firmware which is 1.230
This tv was NOT purchased for its dlna capabilities in any way
those abilities were just a bonus, price and picture quality were the criteria
But you know me, I had to see what it would and would not do with Twonky
One of the things I noticed was that the dlna client was honoring only some sorting
It would honor the container sorting criteria presented by twonky
meaning that the list of containers were shown in the order I wanted
It would honor the item order when viewing a playlist
meaning that the order in wich I have my items in a WPL are honored
It would NOT honor a default sort order of items in a container
meaning that the default sort order is alphanumeric
and the Panasonic TC-P55UT50 was sorting by date oldest to newest
NOTE:
The Panasonic TC-P55UT50 does NOT have any options to change sorting
so we are forced to do that at the server,
and are relying on the Panasonic TC-P55UT50 to honor what the server says
and not what the Panasonic TC-P55UT50 wants (which is by date)
luckily the following does allow for us to do that
If you edit the Panasonic_VIERA.xml
and add the following Quirk, save the file, restart the server
The Panasonic TC-P55UT50 will now honor sort orders
that are presented to it from Twonky Server
<DeviceQuirks>
<Quirk>IGNORESORT</Quirk>
</DeviceQuirks>
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license key not requested
for Fedora 19/twonky server 7
After download of twonky-i386-glibc-2.2.5-7.2.6.sh .
I run it . It installs , displays
Starting server ...
Warning: support deamon /usr/local/twonky/twonkytuner not found.
Starting /usr/local/twonky/twonkystarter ...
Starting twonkyproxy ... 18:09:43:032 [Startup] - LOG_SYSTEM: upnp_ini_file_init_DATA_Dir : AppData folder - /var/twonky/twonkyserver - cannot be accessed or not writable.
Twonky Version 7.2.6-1
18:09:43:032 [Startup] - LOG_SYSTEM: upnp_ini_file_init_DATA_Dir : AppData folder - /var/twonky/twonkyserver - cannot be accessed or not writable.
18:09:43:032 [Startup] - LOG_SYSTEM: Error: 2 No such file or directory
18:09:43:032 [Startup] - LOG_SYSTEM: Error: 2 No such file or directory
No personal TLS certificate found in /var/twonky/twonkyserver/tls.pem! Will use built-in keys (this is insecure)! You have been warned ...
never asks for the license key and hangs there (I guess the server is running)
Did I miss something ?
After download of twonky-i386-glibc-2.2.5-7.2.6.sh .
I run it . It installs , displays
Starting server ...
Warning: support deamon /usr/local/twonky/twonkytuner not found.
Starting /usr/local/twonky/twonkystarter ...
Starting twonkyproxy ... 18:09:43:032 [Startup] - LOG_SYSTEM: upnp_ini_file_init_DATA_Dir : AppData folder - /var/twonky/twonkyserver - cannot be accessed or not writable.
Twonky Version 7.2.6-1
18:09:43:032 [Startup] - LOG_SYSTEM: upnp_ini_file_init_DATA_Dir : AppData folder - /var/twonky/twonkyserver - cannot be accessed or not writable.
18:09:43:032 [Startup] - LOG_SYSTEM: Error: 2 No such file or directory
18:09:43:032 [Startup] - LOG_SYSTEM: Error: 2 No such file or directory
No personal TLS certificate found in /var/twonky/twonkyserver/tls.pem! Will use built-in keys (this is insecure)! You have been warned ...
never asks for the license key and hangs there (I guess the server is running)
Did I miss something ?
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twonky 7.2.6 for NAS not detecting .mkv files?
I removed my existing v7.2.1 for NAS and I made a fresh install of twonky 7.2.6 NAS (licensed of course) on ffp 0.7 running on DNS320 using kuro box pro. I noticed that It doest not detect .mkv while the prior version does. what happened?
btw, I just streaming within my lan/wifi network. I tested it by placing one of each: mp4, avi and mkv but only mp4 and avi videos were detected. I did a rescan, restart server and restarting of box (DNS320), nothing changed
btw, I just streaming within my lan/wifi network. I tested it by placing one of each: mp4, avi and mkv but only mp4 and avi videos were detected. I did a rescan, restart server and restarting of box (DNS320), nothing changed
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License key for Twonky manager not working on linux (twonkyserver 7)
I have a licence key for twonky manager (windows) that I used more than 1 year on a windows home server system. Now i migrated the server to Linux and wanted to use the license key with twonkyserver 7.2.6-1. But as soon as I enter the license key, I get the message that the trial period is over. Do I need a new license for twonkyserver? Can I convert the one for Twonky manager to one for twonkyserver?
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MIPS Big Endian Version (mipseb)
Hello,
will there be a mips big endian version of twonky 7.2.1? It would be much appreciated!...Last version was 7.0.8 and of course I'd like to use the current version. Could you compile such thing or at least enlighten us about the reason, why the mipseb version is gone?
I want to continue using Twonky with my FritzBox 7390 (which is mips big endian) but there are only little endian vartiants of Twonky :(
thanks!
will there be a mips big endian version of twonky 7.2.1? It would be much appreciated!...Last version was 7.0.8 and of course I'd like to use the current version. Could you compile such thing or at least enlighten us about the reason, why the mipseb version is gone?
I want to continue using Twonky with my FritzBox 7390 (which is mips big endian) but there are only little endian vartiants of Twonky :(
thanks!
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