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DS/IEC 62481-1-2

Digital living network alliance (DLNA) home networked device interoperability guidelines – Part 1-2: Architecture and protocols – Extended Digital Media Renderer

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Organization: DS
Publication Date: 17 July 2017
Status: active
Page Count: 19
ICS Code (Networking): 35.110
ICS Code (Multilayer applications): 35.100.05
ICS Code (Audio, video and audiovisual engineering): 33.160
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IEC 62481-1-2:2017 introduces a number of device classes to identify specific roles that connected endpoints implement in the network. Devices can act as content sources (e.g., Digital Media Servers, Push Controllers), and as content sinks (Digital Media Renderers or Digital Media Players). This document addresses this issue and, specifically, it describes a device class for an Extended Digital Media Renderer (XDMR) and implementation guidelines for combining a Digital Media Renderer and a UPnP Media Server Control Point.

Document History

DS/IEC 62481-1-2
July 17, 2017
Digital living network alliance (DLNA) home networked device interoperability guidelines – Part 1-2: Architecture and protocols – Extended Digital Media Renderer
IEC 62481-1-2:2017 introduces a number of device classes to identify specific roles that connected endpoints implement in the network. Devices can act as content sources (e.g., Digital Media Servers,...
IEC 62481-1-2/Ed1: Digital living network alliance (DLNA) home networked device interoperability guidelines – Part 1-2: Architectures and protocols – extended digital media renderer
The DLNA Guidelines Parts 1 to 3 introduce a number of device classes to identify specific roles that connected endpoints implement in the network. Devices can act as content sources (e.g., Digital...
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