These DLNA/UPnP devices have been tested with Coherence.
There are of course a lot more out there that will work together with Coherence, so if you have access to one and have a chance to test it, please add your findings here.
- Nokia N800 Media Streamer
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the Media Streamer is a ControlPoint and an autonomous MediaRenderer (which doesn't announce itself).
It is capable of browsing Coherence MediaServers and retrieving their content, and can control a Coherence MediaRenderer.
There are not yet identified issues with the Media Streamer not recognizing that the playback has started and hence not showing any progress.
- PlayStation 3
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There is a growing - yet subtle - relationship between Coherence and the PlayStation 3.
The PS3 can browse the content of a Coherence MediaServer, playback mp3 audio and mpeg2 video files and display jpeg images.
Kudos go to Christian Schaller for his patient debugging assistance.
- Terratec Noxon 2 audio
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that's a somehow autonomous MediaRenderer and it is able to browse a Coherence MediaServer.
Controlling isn't fully supported - a SetAVTransportURI returns an error 500 - as of firmware 3.1.6.5335/20051201.
Especially that's a painful deficit for a MediaRenderer.
- XBox 360
- Thanks to Tristan Seligmann, who helped debugging the communication attempts of the XBox 360 UPnP client, Coherence can act for it as an UPnP MediaServer.
- djmount
- provides access to a Coherence MediaServers content.
- TV Acer AT3705-MGW
- This TV owns a MediaGateway? that have an UPNP client. It works perfectly using Coherence 0.5.2
- Sony Bravia TV KDL-46W4500
- Sony TV with an embedded DLNA client, works well with Coherence 0.5.9
- Pinnacle SoundBridge HomeMusic
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an autonomous MediaRenderer, works very well with Coherence as the MediaServer and can be controlled by Nokias Media Streamer or the Coherence ControlPoint too!
Seems to be phased out, but is still available for a very attractive price (got mine for ~75€) at the usual places on the net.
- Roku Soundbridge M2000
- Tried it using Ampache, but see no reason why it wouldn't work in any other configuration
