After some emails back and forth with customers and rapid bug fixing over the Tv launch weekend, Couch Tv 1.2 will provide additional support for the following servers:

• Kodi
• Serviio
• Twonky
• TVMobili

All of these cases involved a bug in my SSDP parsing implementation which is now fixed. In the case of Twonky, I had to break out tcpdump and inspect the packets from my PS4 to figure out what I was missing. Turns out, some servers respond to different search queries. So I was able to use a search query that works across the board.

One nice thing about Couch Tv is that it can pick up and use multiple servers on the same network

After fixing bugs and improving network discovery, most other DLNA servers should be discovered just fine.

I have always loved movies and going to the movies (right up until they started showing 20 minutes of commercials before a showing ) and have over 100 Blu-ray and DVD disks.

I have had an Tv since the very beginning and once I started ripping my DVDs and Blu-ray disks, I ended up buying a Roku 3 as the previous AppleTv didn’t allow for 3rd party apps such as Plex.

After receiving an Tv devkit, I immediately thought about building an dlna/UPnP compatible player so I can access my movies and videos.

What you see above is Couch Tv 1.1 ( In app review as of this writing) connected to a Plex server over my home network.

Couch 1.0 still has the older interface and layout, but this new one seems to flow better with servers with many folders such as Plex.

Thank you for reading

Paperless 2.6 has been approved by Apple and is available for download. Less than 24 hours from submission to approval! ( Must be some kind of record )

Changes include:

• Kuwaiti Dinar support
• Fixed an issue where selecting Swedish Crowns as a currency would select Swiss Francs instead.

Paperless is available on the App Store