Displaying Composer information in a Control Point

[simoncn]

(24-11-2013 17:48)DavidHB Wrote:  Judging by tests with my Samsung network attached TV, the problem with DNLA renderers is not that they cannot receive and interpret correctly the browsing tree provided by MinimServer. The real problem is that they are designed to work only with mainstream (i.e. lossy) audio formats; FLAC, for example, is not supported. Distinctions of this kind will tend to drive a wedge between mainstream and niche products, and classical enthusiasts could continue to find themselves saddled with the requirement to use the latter.

I don't think this is caused by DLNA. AFAIK, the DLNA specifications and compliance tests don't say anything about how a control point (not renderer) should handle a browsing tree. I think this limitation of your Samsung TV is a Samsung issue, not a DLNA issue.