from our experience with a GSoC project trying to bring DLNA support to digikam, with a focus on provding a content server: - there are some low-level libraries implementing the basic communication structure of UPnP - this is by far not sufficient to have a working implementation for anything, you need not only send XML, you need to create the XML content before - herqq seemed in our triage the only real option (C++, extensible, clean code) for our special purposes, and it aims at implementing the higher-level parts of the protocol as well - it is effectively unmaintained. The developer responded to mail, but no development or bug fixes. Weird things happen like supporting some devices, but no Sony devices. - an open source project which produces a working and maintained UPnP software product is minidlna, but it is not a library. =>a good UPnP support will come not for free, but by going to the depths of improving the backend library
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