Tue Oct 27, 2020 1:20 pm by atc98092
DLNA is not streamable outside a private network. The protocol is not permitted across the Internet, and you wouldn't want your computer that accessible outside the firewall anyway. So no, there is no DLNA client/player that works across the Internet.
The Pro (paid) version of Serviio does have web based access to your media. That is the MediaBrowser, and once you set up your router correctly you can watch your media from anywhere with Internet access. Since it's browser based, you don't use anything like a Roku or Fire TV player. In most cases, you'd use a computer, although some TVs have browsers as an app and might support playback.
Note that to connect to MediaBrowser from the Internet, you need either a static IP address on your router, or you need to use some sort of dynamic DNS service. I use the latter, as there are both paid and free DDNS services. I use DNSExit.com (a free service), but there are many more available. It might be worth paying for a service to get a URL you like better than the free services offer.
Dan
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