TwonkyServer for Mac

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By Lynx Technology

Stream iTunes content to your home media devices.

Twonky Server is a media server for PC, embedded, and mobile platforms that allows connected devices to browse and stream media files over a home network. Twonky Server scans and indexes media files on the server and can even aggregate media files from multiple servers to make them accessible from a central location. Music, photos, videos, and playlists, in addition to cloud media accessed through online feeds can all be accessed through Twonky Server.

TwonkyServer for Mac

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GENERAL

Release: June 9, 2018

Latest update: June 9, 2018

Version: 8.5.1

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Mac

Operating System

Mac OS X
OS X 10.11
Mac OS X 10.6
OS X 10.8
OS X 10.10
macOS 10.13
OS X 10.9
Mac OS X 10.7

Additional Requirements: None

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Total Downloads: 9,803

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2.5/5

2 User Votes

DOA - Snow Leopard
G-macMarch 30, 2010
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />Horrible, horrible in snow leopard, works fine on my older mac. Browser won't launch/refresh properly, I can kind of get it running with refreshing frames in browser but its ridiculous. No way to configure much, but in fairness it will still serve things - or it would be 1 star. Tech support suggestions didn't work, and I'm not alone. They need to sort it out a bit - I'm sure it will be fine in a later version.
Works Great for Streaming Photos (to frames)
sundoggyJanuary 24, 2008
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />Because Kodak makes these cool EZ digital frames, which I received as a gift, I had to get the wireless streaming working (why would I do it the easy way via USB) and of course their conehead Kodak software only works over wifi for streaming with Windows. So after a call to Kodak tech support, they said hey try this, it's supposed to work, but we really don't know. So, I downloaded it and installed. No manual required. An easy web set up (in fact the whole server is web driven) was a no brainer, and after struggling through the crappy Kodak documentation to get the frame preferences set, it worked great. I'm going to buy the license even though Kodak should have provided this, but I'd rather have these photos changing dynamically from my computer than updating with a hook up to my Mac via USB, which I'd probably do maybe once a year. So this little piece of wonderware has made a so so product (the Kodak frame) awesome and cool. I haven't checked out the other media server capabilities because I have those handled via iTunes, Airtunes and ATV, but I recommend you try this software if one of the photo capability or one of the other (video and audio) capabilities is needed. So my rating is based on the photo part, but it couldn't be easier. One thing I'd like to see is direct streaming from iPhoto libraries--would make this a lot more useful, but I'm happy at the moment just to get this. if you guys are listening, please add iPhoto integration (it has iTunes integration, so I don't see why not....)