The new features and longstanding capabilities in version 7.3 further solidify Twonky's position as the preferred choice of leading CSP and CE companies to incorporate media into their consumer-facing media applications and services. We are pleased that the Twonky 7.3 release represents important advances to enabling today's increasingly multi-user, multi-device connected home." "We use PacketVideo solutions in our products and services, so every day we see the tremendous value to enable a rich media experience and support the growing proliferation and consumption of media in the market. "PacketVideo has helped CE and CSP companies support rich media experiences for years," said Seiji Maruyama, managing director of Product Department at NTT DOCOMO. In addition, a more robust SDK makes it easy to upgrade existing applications to accommodate new media capabilities. The 7.3 update also includes support for a broader range of emerging technologies while maintaining effective interoperability with older devices. This valuable feature lets individual household members create and maintain their own media profiles across a variety of devices. Twonky achieves another industry first with this new 7.3 version, as the first rich media platform to introduce custom user personas for all kinds of media. These capabilities can help CSP and CE companies differentiate their products and services in order to attract and retain more customers. Thanks.Thanks gwatuk! The good news is good.For 10 years, Twonky has helped companies across the globe provide measurable and competitive value through the advancing capabilities of devices, including those pertaining to digital media discovery, management and consumption. If you try it, can you post if it works for you. Not sure if other PVR packages use different file formats - this requires more research.īut thanks anyway, it's another interesting sharing technology. ts and this is not supported by TwonkyBeam. Very impressive how TwonkyBeam grabs the Roku even though you haven't selected the channel!īad news: at the moment I'm using MediaPortal on my PC as the PVR.
#TWONKY AND ROKU CRACKED#
Good news: it works! Set up is a bit complicated but I eventually cracked it.
#TWONKY AND ROKU INSTALL#
ġ) Connect your Android / iOS device which has Twonky Beam installed to the same network as ROKU and WD NAS.Ģ) From Twonky Beam, select ROKU video Player as device to play media (Note: If you do not have Twonky Channel on ROKU, when selecting ROKU video player, you will be guided to install Twonky Channel on ROKU)ģ) From Twonky Beam, browse available servers, select NAS and select the content you want to play on ROKU. In order to play content of WD NAS on ROKU player, you need Twonky Beam.
#TWONKY AND ROKU HOW TO#
I saw a post about how to stream from WD NAS to Roku player with TwonkyBeam when I was trying to get TB to work. gwatuk, you mentioned that you have a Roku. I've tried to find a simple DLNA client to view my recordings from the WD and have had very little success. I was aware that my WD My Book Live has a Twonky server built in.
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