Coherence (UPNP)

Coherence is an open-source license multimedia computer application developed under the MIT system. As a stand-alone application, Coherence performs as a DLNA/UPnP Media Server. Coherence has an in-built capability to export local files or online media via its back ends to other UPnP clients. With supported clients, Coherence functions as a controllable DLNA/UPnP MediaRenderer. Coherence can also function as a Python framework to enable other applications to access digital-living networks and resources.

Coherence
Original author(s)Frank Scholz
Stable release
0.6.6.2 / January 2, 2010 (2010-01-02)
Repository
Written inPython
Operating systemLinux, Windows, Mac OS X, BSD, (Open)Solaris
LicenseMIT
Websitecoherence.beebits.net 

Standalone mode

Coherence has a comprehensive plug-in architecture which enables it to export via its many back ends to UPnP/DLNA clients: local and/or remote media. In conjunction with GStreamer or Rhythmbox, Coherence forms a controllable DLNA/UPnP Media Renderer.

Coherence features many back-ends as :

  • Ampache (AmpacheStore)
  • Apple Trailers (AppleTrailersStore)
  • Axis Cam (AxisCamStore)
  • Elisa (ElisaMediaStore)
  • Flickr (FlickrStore)
  • local filesystem (FSstore)
  • Gallery2 (Gallery2Store)
  • LastFm (LastFMStore)
  • LolCats (LolcatsStore)
  • YouTube (YouTubeStore)

Commencing with Coherence version 0.6.0, Coherence features audio transcoding based on Gstreamer.[1]

Python Framework

Coherence provides a framework written in Python with an emerging DBus API which enables applications to participate in digital living networks.[2] primarily the UPnP universe, currently.

The core of Coherence provides for an implementation of:

  • SSDP server,
  • MSEARCH client,
  • server and client for HTTP/SOAP requests, and
  • server and client for Event Subscription and Notification (GENA).

Supported Devices

Documentation

Coherence Official Documentation

History

Coherence has its roots in the work of:[3]

References
  1. "0.6 Release".
  2. "Coherence Homepage". Archived from the original on 2009-01-18. Retrieved 2009-01-29.
  3. "Coherence History".
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