Canola provides the best solution for local stored media consumption. It will scan and index all your memory cards' media in its database and then provide you an easy way to browse it. The fun doesn't end there! A brief list of some Canola features:

Dynamic playlists
Podcast streaming (no download support in the current version)
Internet Radio stations streaming
Importing of .m3u and .pls playlists
Preview and slideshow of pictures
Album art support a .jpg on the folder or a embedded one in the id3 tag
Flickr & Picasaweb photofeeds browsing

Not satisfied with the great local media features, we also packed Canola with the best shared media capabilities available. Canola works out of the box with most UPnP Servers around and also with software using Dmap protocols (Itunes users: version 6 only)

Automatic search for Upnp and Dmap sharing
Streaming of Audio, Video and Pictures from Upnp servers
Streaming of Audio and Pictures from Dmap sharing
Streaming of music and pictures at same time from 2 servers
Streaming of Audio from Rhythmbox and Tangerine
Browsing of pictures shared with iPhoto
Supports Nokia N-series Home networking

In order to maintain Canola's simplicity we placed all your configuration needs on a simple and straightforward web-based application. In the CanolaConfigure you will be able to configure Canola using your device's browser or even your desktop. This neat tool allows you to:

Change Canola visual themes
Add Internet Radio stations, Podcasts and Photofeeds
Configure how Canola should scan your media
Enable remote configuration over Local network
Create categories for your Internet Radios
Set password for improved security

There's a lot more configurable things around, but for those you have to do some digging!

Canola doesn't come with a manual. Why? We decided that the best way to show how to use Canola is by using it! In these videos you can find some Canola tricks.

Canola video manual part 1 Canola video manual part 2

Tips

After installation, reboot the device without the cable plugged in
Hold the fullscreen button while touching the arrows to make a "page end" or "home"
We recommend the following UPnP servers:
    SimpleCenter on Windows
    Twonky on mac OSX, Linux and Windows
    Tversity on Windows