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Using the DLNA Media Hub, DLNA Media Hub, Stream > Allow remote control of my Player, Stream

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DLNA Media Hub DLNA Media Hub allows you to stream your multimedia files to your DLNA-supported device and remotely control playback using your mobile device or your computer. Click to select media file type Tick to select source location Click to refresh media files Media files pane Displays the target receiver's name and the media file currently playing Click to go back to main menu Click to edit the playlist Click to select receiver Using the DLNA Media Hub 1. From the main screen, click DLNA Media Hub. 2. Click to select a device as your receiver. • When using your DLNA display (such as DLNA TV) as the receiver, ensure that DLNA function is enabled. • When using another computer as the receiver, launch Windows Media Player, click Stream > Allow remote control of my Player to remotely control media playback. • When using the computer as sender and receiver, launch Windows Media Player, click Stream > Allow remote control of my Player and Automatically allow devices to play my media. Chapter 4 • Only computers under Windows® 7 support the DLNA Media Hub function. • Keep the Windows Media Player open. Ensure that your media file formats supported on Windows Media Player and DLNA playback devices. 3. Click any of the tabs to select your preferred media file type. 4-16 Chapter 4: Software support

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Chapter 4: Software support
Chapter 4
Using the DLNA Media Hub
1.
From the main screen, click
DLNA Media Hub
.
2.
Click
to select a device as your receiver.
DLNA Media Hub
DLNA Media Hub allows you to stream your multimedia files to your DLNA-supported device
and remotely control playback using your mobile device or your computer.
Click to select
media file type
Click to refresh
media files
Media files pane
Click to go back
to main menu
Displays the target
receiver’s name
and the media file
currently playing
Click to edit the playlist
Tick to select
source location
Click to select receiver
•
When using your DLNA display (such as DLNA TV) as the receiver, ensure that
DLNA function is enabled.
•
When using another computer as the receiver, launch Windows Media Player,
click
Stream > Allow remote control of my Player
to remotely control media
playback.
•
Only computers under Windows
®
7 support the DLNA Media Hub function.
•
Keep the Windows Media Player open. Ensure that your media file formats supported
on Windows Media Player and DLNA playback devices.
•
When using the computer as sender and receiver, launch Windows Media Player,
click
Stream
>
Allow remote control of my Player
and
Automatically allow
devices to play my media
.
3.
Click any of the tabs to select your preferred media file type.