A simple guide to streaming pirated content on your smart TV

• dms

  3 594 6.1 Go

  A UPnP DLNA Digital Media Server that includes basic video transcoding. Tested on a Panasonic Viera television, several Android UPnP apps, and Chromecast.

The project in question is https://github.com/anacrolix/dms

• Go2TV

  8 442 4.1 Go

  Cast media files to UPnP/DLNA Media Renderers and Smart TVs.

go2tv : go based, portable, no setup (point to file and subtitle and we're good to go), GUI, cross-platform, bubbleupnp support for external subs.

• WorkOS

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• nano-dlna

  1 173 0.0 Python

  A minimal UPnP/DLNA media streamer

nano-dlna : same feature set as go2tv except python based, CLI, auto subtitle detection. Dev plans to implement playlist at one point (No update on that).

• simpleDLNA

  2 478 10.0 C#

  A simple, zero-config DLNA media server, that you can just fire up and be done with it.

simpleDLNA : portable, easy-setup, GUI, Windows only. muti-directory support.

• UniversalMediaServer

  55 2,164 9.7 Java

  A DLNA, UPnP and HTTP(S) Media Server.

  

There's also UniversalMediaServer that's based on Java but is a bit on the heavy side (>100MB on idle). But has great external subtitle support, multi-directory, meta-data among other things. Not what I would consider simple but worth mentioning as it ran without any issues.

• InfluxDB

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