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iSedora x64 2.2.2
Stream media to TVs and DLNA devicesiSedora x64 shares movies, recordings, music, photos, podcasts and audiobooks from a Windows computer to TVs and other DLNA-compatible devices. It transcodes media on the fly when a receiving device cannot play a file natively, and can stream to multiple devices at once. Browse and control playback using the TV or player's remote. It is trialware and requires Internet Explorer 8 or later.
iSedora x64 2.2.2 details
| Author: | iSedora |
| License: | Trialware |
| Price: | $25.00 |
| Released: | Mar 10, 2016 |
| File size: | 39.80 MB |
| Downloads: | 502 |
| Keywords: | media server software, stream media to tv, x64 play, x64 media, x64 stream, x64 video, media transcoding software, share music and photos, Windows 10 compatible, high-definition streaming, robust performance, dlna media server, x64 music, stream movies over network, user-friendly interface, iSedora x64, home media streaming, x64 TV, x64 photo |
| Author URL: | http://www.isedora.com/ |
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iSedora x64 for Windows 10 - Full description
iSedora x64 is a media server for sharing a computer's digital collection with televisions and other DLNA-compatible devices on a home network. It is intended for people who want to browse and play movies, recorded broadcasts, music, photos, podcasts and audiobooks from a TV, using the TV's remote control rather than connecting the computer directly to the screen. After installation, the user selects the folders containing media; compatible devices can then discover and access the shared library.
The program handles a range of media formats and can transcode files while they are being played. This allows a DLNA device to receive media in a format it can render when it cannot play the original file natively. Transcoding takes place as needed during playback, so the computer running iSedora acts as the source and conversion point. This can help make a varied collection accessible through one interface on devices with different format support. The program also supports streaming to multiple devices at the same time, for example when different household members want to play content on separate screens.
Media browsing and playback are controlled from the receiving device. Once a TV or player has found the server, the user can select content from its on-screen interface and use its remote to navigate. The collection can include visual and audio content, from individual photos and albums to longer recordings and audiobooks. iSedora is designed to work with DLNA devices generally, with specific tuning for Sony Bravia televisions, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. Actual playback depends on the receiving device, the media file and the computer's ability to transcode it when required.
Typical uses include streaming a movie from a computer to a living-room TV, playing music through a connected media player, showing photo collections on a larger screen, and making recordings or podcasts available around the home. Because the computer supplies the media, files do not need to be copied to each playback device. The selected media folders remain the library source, while compatible network devices provide the browsing and playback controls.
iSedora x64 is trialware for 64-bit Windows systems. Its stated system requirement includes Internet Explorer 8 or later. It is designed for networked DLNA playback, so the computer and receiving device need to be able to communicate over the home network. The program's format conversion can broaden device compatibility, but it does not guarantee that every file will play: playback and conversion depend on the media, available codecs and device support.