Chaque jour, nous vous offrons des logiciels sous licence GRATUITS que vous devriez autrement payer!
L'offre gratuite du jour pour KooRaRoo Media 2.3.0.0 était valable le 5 février 2014!
src="http://www.giveawayoftheday.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/package.jpg" />KooRaRoo Media est un serveur DLNA et un organisateur média vous permettant de lire en direct vos vidéos, musiques et fichiers photos sur l’ensemble des appareils DLNA de votre réseau familial, y compris les TV, les lecteurs Blu-ray, les home cinémas, les récepteurs audio-vidéo, les consoles de jeux, les lecteurs médias, les tablettes et les smartphones. KooRaRoo Media possède une fonction de transcodage à la volée qui convertit automatiquement les fichiers qui ne sont pas compatibles avec votre appareil, sur la base des profils spécifiques aux périphériques dûment ajustés à votre dispositif. Il comprend également une fonction importante de contrôle parental afin de limiter la diffusion de médias sur certains appareils.
Au nombre des fonctions de taille : une grande variété de listes de lecture automatiques et manuelles ainsi qu’une liberté totale dans la réorganisation de la mise en page de votre bibliothèque média. Le programme prend en charge de nombreux streams vidéo et audio par fichier ainsi que votre langue audio préférée. Il permet également à l’utilisateur de sauvegarder plusieurs disques DVD par film unique. Ce programme prend en charge les sous-titres externes, intégrés et gravés. Le logiciel affiche en outre de nombreuses autres fonctions à découvrir !
Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8 (x32/x64)
40.7 MB
$19.95
Smart Diary Suite vous aidera à organiser et contrôler votre vie en un pack facile à utiliser et flexible ! Observez visuellement les effets de la vie grâce à Life Factors (facteurs vitaux) ! Plus qu'un simple logiciel de journal ou un PIM, Smart Diary Suite est un programme complètement personnalisable et pourtant facile d'utilisation. Une véritable solution destinée à vos informations personnelles, elle peut être soit simple, soit complexe, selon ce que vous voulez qu'elle soit.
@1 - Streaming of YouTube (and other online) videos is a planned feature. You can stream online radio now and this will be expanded into video as well.
@2 - You can't really stream to the Xbox while you are playing because the Xbox won't let you split screen between the game and the video you are streaming (at least as far as I know). KooRaRoo does have many advantages over the built-in server in Windows. It will use CPU and memory when adding and processing files, but once that's done, you shouldn't see any CPU/memory usage, unless files are being transcoded during streaming.
@3 - If you check the forums, you'll see that I try to answer as soon as I can - typically within 12 hours. Support gets replied to even quicker in normal circumstances. If you have a specific question, I'd be happy to elaborate here or on our forums/support system.
So for what it does it deserves a THUMBS UP.
There is also a FREE version of this app:
http://www.kooraroo.com/compare_features.php
That being said, I was wondering why pay money for an app like this GAOTD if you can do more or less the same things for FREE.....
https://plex.tv
http://www.makeuseof.com/pages/plex-a-manual-your-media-with-style
See also:
http://www.universalmediaserver.com
http://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/lximedia/index.php?title=Main_Page
http://hmc.codeplex.com
Enjoy!
^_^
@6 - Thank you! :)
@7 - Yes, the "trial" is there until you restart the server (after you enter the license code). The Xbox should allow you to play all files in a folder, I'll need to fire mine up to check, but if you go into the menu (using the remote) while playing a file, it should have an option to play either one or multiple. You can also push files from KRR's GUI to the Xbox, if you wanted to, using the Remote Player pane.
@8 - No, sorry, KRR needs to build up a media library. This allows it to use metadata stored in files to build up dynamic playlists based on that metadata (you can of course create your own playlists as well). KRR provides a function to automatically sync up your disk folders with the library either in real-time or at a set interval, so it'll be very close or always on the spot with your updates. With building up a library first, how would that server know which files to transcode? Does it read file containers, codecs, subtitles, etc... on-the-fly?
@9 - Yes, there are always alternatives, but I believe that KRR has a unique set of features as well as support for many devices and I stand behind the product by providing personal support to users as quickly and professionally as I can. All for a price of a couple of lunches :)
@10 - No, not at the moment, but this a planned feature.
I tried this software several months ago and the main reason was it supports direct streaming and transcoding of ripped DVD folders (i.e. VIDEO_TS). I archive my DVDs on a server and hoped to directly stream them without first converting them to a video file. Things didn't quite work for me as there were (and still are) issues with some main movies not properly picked out of their folder (remember a DVD contains many video streams) and forced subtitles not supported. I am not sure there is a good alternative for this application on the market today (in response to Giovanni's point). I don't think Plex supports this.
I will say that I spent several weeks trying to get my application to work and Dennis' support was EXCEPTIONAL. He was easy to contact and I would often email him a problem in the evening (Canada) and would have a response and sometimes a patch from him waiting for me in the morning. I was extremely impressed with the support level I received. No one should be concerned about the integrity level of this company (speaking to comment #3).
I read comments 1-14(all that was posted at this time)and I must say people had some very valuable questions and suggestions, but that being said you answered admirably and in a timely manner. I wish more developers were like you. Thank you for this and hope to see more from you here in the future.
Je cherchais un gestionnaire de fichiers multimédia. Marre de cet usine à gaz et encombrant Windows Media Center ! J'ai trouvé la perle qui ne me fait que ce que je lui demande, c'est à dire me construire une bibliothèque avec mes fichiers de musique de vidéos (clip YouTube) ainsi que toutes mes photos. J'ai une médiathèque assez conséquente et Kooraroo s'en est très bien débrouillé. À recommander ! Perchepinte.
Save | Cancel
j'ai pas réussis a le faire fonctionner sur la freebox player (mais susi quelqu'un sait je suis partant )sinon il existe freemi upnp pour les box de free
Save | Cancel