iSedora x64
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iSedora 2.2.2
Stream computer media to DLNA devicesiSedora is a media server that streams movies, music, photos, TV recordings, podcasts and audiobooks from a computer to DLNA-compatible televisions and devices. Choose the folders that contain media, then browse and play it from the receiving device using its interface or remote. On-the-fly transcoding helps make files playable when a device does not support their original format. It can serve multiple devices at once and is tuned for Sony Bravia TVs, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.
iSedora 2.2.2 details
| Author: | iSedora |
| License: | Trialware |
| Price: | $25.00 |
| Released: | Mar 10, 2016 |
| File size: | 27.20 MB |
| Downloads: | 428 |
| Keywords: | video, dlna media server, music, Windows 10, media, iSedora, seamless streaming, stream, stream music and photos, x64, media server for playstation, digital home entertainment, home media streaming, play, photo, stream media to tv, dlna transcoding software, media server software |
| Author URL: | http://www.isedora.com/ |
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iSedora for Windows 10 - Full description
iSedora is a media server for streaming a computer's digital collection to televisions and other devices that support DLNA. It is intended for home users who want to browse and play movies, TV recordings, music, photos, podcasts and audiobooks from a compatible device rather than transfer files to it. After installation, users select the folders containing their media; playback is then controlled from the TV or device interface, typically with its remote control.
The server handles media in a range of file formats and can transcode content when a receiving device cannot play a file in its original format. Transcoding takes place during playback, helping bridge differences between the formats stored on the computer and those supported by a TV or console. iSedora is designed to deliver video, audio and images to DLNA-compatible equipment, including high-definition video and multichannel audio where the device and source content support them.
A computer running iSedora can serve more than one compatible device at the same time. The software monitors DLNA devices on the network, so media can be selected from the receiving device without repeatedly configuring a separate transfer. It is tuned for Sony Bravia televisions, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, while also aiming to work with other DLNA-compliant equipment. Actual playback depends on the file, the receiving device and the home network.
This setup can be useful for watching a movie in the living room, browsing a photo collection on a television, or listening to music stored on a computer through a compatible home entertainment system. The same library can include recordings, podcasts and audiobooks alongside ordinary video and audio files, making iSedora a central point for accessing household media. If a particular file or device causes a problem, users can report it to the development team; the software's development process has incorporated user feedback and compatibility fixes.
iSedora is trialware. The supplied system requirements call for Internet Explorer 8 or later, and its stated Windows support includes Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8 and 10. It is designed for use on a home network with a DLNA-capable TV or playback device; the receiving device must be able to connect to the network and browse DLNA media servers. Transcoding and simultaneous streaming also depend on the computer's capabilities and network conditions.