TwonkyVision TwonkyMEDIA, Руководство по установке

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TwonkyMedia Installation Guide 3.0rev1
© TwonkyVision GmbH
1 Introduction
TwonkyMedia, the TwonkyVision UPnP MediaServer, enables you to share all your Music,
Pictures and Videos with UPnP-enabled client devices (also known as media players, digital
media players (DMP) or media adapters) throughout your home. For a list of supported client
devices, have a look at the
TwonkyVision website .
1.1 Installation
TwonkyMedia licences are available through one of the following distribution channels:
 pre-installed on an embedded device like at network attached storage device or STB,
 bundled with a client device,
 downloaded from the TwonkyVision website.
In the first case TwonkyMedia is already installed on the device and ready to use. In the two
other cases mentioned above you first have to install TwonkyMedia. This installation guide
describes how to install it on PC platforms, namely Windows XP, Linux and Mac OS. If you
want to install TwonkyMedia on other devices like NAS or STBs, please refer to the
installation guide provided with the distribution packages.
After installing TwonkyMedia, the default configuration will in most cases allow to start using
TwonkyMedia right away.
1.2 About this Manual
This manual will help you to install TwonkyMedia on your target PC platform. The
TwonkyVision UPnP MediaServer is available in two different versions: a MusicServer
(TwonkyMusic) and the full MediaServer (TwonkyMedia). The MusicServer is restricted with
regard to supported content types. The documentation below always refers to TwonkyMedia
even though the information also applies to TwonkyMusic.
Additional information about setup and configuration of TwonkyMedia can be found in our
FAQ , our Forum and the Media Servers Forum .
1.3 Feedback and Technical Support
If you require technical support, please contact the support department at
support@twonkyvision.com . At this address we would also appreciate any comments or
feedback you might have regarding TwonkyMedia, e.g. additional features you would like to
see in a future version.
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