Wild Media Server (UPnP, DLNA, HTTP) 3.02 free download

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Wild Media Server (UPnP, DLNA, HTTP) - program, which provides media resources (photographs, audio and video files) on your computer to other UPnP (DLNA) devices in the home network, for example, LG TV/BDP, Philips TV/BDP, Sony TV/BDP, Samsung TV/BDP, Sony Playstation 3, ToshibaTV, XBOX 360, WD TV Live, Popcorn Hour, Dune, Boxee Box, iPad/iPhone/iPod, mobile and PDA devices. Software contains a transcoders audio and video files, allows you to convert media resources in a format that is supported by the playback device. You can also convert the aspect ratio of video files to a format screen playback device (color additions specified by the user) and to choose audio tracks, subtitles. You can to choose a transcoding from any time position. Software supports special video folders Music (Visualization) and Photo (Slideshow). Software supports external and internal subtitles, can impose subtitles (2D and 3D) during the process of transcoding. Software supports loading the data about music from Gracenote.com (by song title, album, artist and fingerprint). Software supports DMR (Digital Media Renderer) devices control, you can use the feature "Play to" to single device and multiple devices. Software supports scripts to load the data from internet database of movies (IMDb, TheMovieDB, TheTVDB.com included). Software supports Digital Video Broadcasting (C, S, T), you can send DVB streams from your PC on your media devices. Software supports customizing structure of media resources for each device, dynamic folders (the items in the folder are created with a script). Software supports automatic translation system for interface of program, using Microsoft Translate. Software contains a transcoding profiles for VLC Media Player, you can send streams of Internet radio, Internet TV on your media devices.