Through the configuration of the former Igmpproxy and Udpxy, it has been implemented to send the video stream through TCP protocol without affecting the original set-top box, so that both the wired network and the wireless network can be used normally, which avoids the situation that the network performance drops sharply when broadcasting multicast data in the wireless environment. For ordinary smart TVs, to access the specified video address, usually via DLNA, there is a DLNA server deployed in the router.
XUPNPD is a DLNA server designed for IPTV, Web management interface, can be edited by ordinary text editing tools play address, in IPTV more powerful than common MiniDLNA and ushare.
XUPNPD's Project home page http://xupnpd.org/t/
It provides the download has compiled binary files, select the corresponding version of the platform to upload to the router, in order to reduce space consumption, where useless list files and plugins can be deleted in advance.
Finally make a self-startup script, start xupnpd at boot.
It needs to be pointed out that if the original broadcast address of IPTV is multicast form, it should be converted to TCP protocol with UDPXY, otherwise it will not play normally.
OpenWrt and IPTV's three----XUPNPD