Wild media server (UPnP, DLNA, HTTP)

Hi
Firewall is off ( btw I added wms.exe to the list )

gregj_2007 wrote:Hi
Firewall is off ( btw I added wms.exe to the list )

Hi,
I installed Windows XP Service Pack 3, Norton Antivirus 2010, a list of client devices is empty only if I blocked the server in Windows Firewall. Perhaps there are other programs that monitor network operation.

Hi
It is strange .
Yesterday I installed PS3 Media Server for testing and without any problem found my TV , the same is
with WMP ver. 11

Hi,

Windows 64-bit ?

Firstly thank you for your great piece of software, you put Microsofts WMP12 implementation of dlna to shame.

I got this working brilliantly on Vista but idealy I'd like it to work on a 64bit Windows 7 and have a similar problem to gregj_2007.

Bob

braviabob wrote: I got this working brilliantly on Vista but idealy I'd like it to work on a 64bit Windows 7 and have a similar problem to gregj_2007.

Version 0.72 is likely released on January 14, if need be, version 0.71.4 can release today

Great news - I'll keep an eye open and let you know how it goes

Installed the latest update and am pleased to say everything is now working great in Windows 7 64 bit.

Thanks Eugene

braviabob wrote:Installed the latest update and am pleased to say everything is now working great in Windows 7 64 bit.

Thank you for your message, I'm glad.

It seems I maybe spoke to soon, although these are minor. Some changes I make in the settings do not seem to be taking effect, like the active pad colour and general transcoding settings. My machine is not powerful enough to transcode all movies to 1080p so I tried to change the default to Bravia 1280x720. When I go to 'Test Transcoding' it seems to be at the original 1980x1080. When I manually set the films profile it picks it up okay.

On another note I've read that Windows 7 can offload transcoding processing to a GPU is this true and would it help my WMS to have more than it's onboard chip? Perhaps I should just reinstall XP.

Bob