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Use the up arrow or down arrow to select the desired media folder to view files.

Use the up arrow or down arrow to select the Windows Media Player icon.Use the left arrow or right arrow to select Photo, Video, Music.Once the desired DLNA device is select, use the up arrow or down arrow to select the DLNA Servers.NOTE: If this does not work, select Media Server Troubleshooting. Press the Options button on the remote.If the device that you are looking for does not appear, follow the additional steps:.Use the up arrow or down arrow to select Network.Use the left arrow or right arrow to select Settings.Though both operating system might have the same version of Windows Media Player application, there is a different way to search for an application in Windows® 8 or 8.1 operating system. Select Network and Sharing Center on the right. Select Ethernet (if your computer has a wired connection), or Wi-Fi (if your computer uses a wireless connection) on the left.

NOTE: Windows 8 or 8.1 operating system also have Windows Media Player 12 application installed. First, we need to turn on the media streaming server.

If using a computer with Windows® 7 or Windows® 8 or 8.1 operating system and Windows Media Player 12 visit.

If using a computer with Windows Vista® operating system and Windows Media Player 11.

Make sure that Media Sharing has been enabled on the computer.

Make sure that a Network Setup has been accurately performed.

This solution provides a step-by-step process to use Windows Media® Player as a DLNA server with the TV.

Universal media server not working manuals#

Manuals are posted on your model support page. To see if your TV supports the DLNA feature, check the TV specifications. NOTE: Not all TVs are supplied with DLNA® capability.