universal media server not showing up on network

Music title display style: “Only display titles”, “Track-Title”, “Title/Album”, “Title/Artist” and “Track-Title/Artist-Album”.

Display Photo: “Large thumbnail” and “Original”.

Subtitle files must be in the same folder and have the same name as video files.

Videos will be transcoded on-the-fly when this option is enabled.

The CodexPack must be installed to use this function.

Setting the DLNA media server on QNAP NAS.

We recommend installing the CodexPack to enhance DLNA streaming quality.Ģ.

You can do so in “Media Streaming add-on” > “Media Receivers” > “Enable sharing for new media receivers”.

Check if sharing to new media receivers is enabled.

Check if the Media Streaming add-on has been installed.

You can enable the Media Library service in “Control Panel” > “Applications” > “Media Library” > “Enable Media Library”.

The Media Library service must be enabled before using the DLNA server.

Enable the DLNA media server in “Control Panel” > “Applications” > “DLNA Media Server” > “Enable DLNA Media Server”.

Setting the DLNA media server on QNAP NAS.

To use QNAP NAS DLNA server, follow these steps: It also supports using multiple network interfaces and adding subtitles on the fly when streaming videos. QNAP DLNA media server allows you to stream the multimedia content stored on the NAS to various media devices throughout your house, while offering useful features to enhance your viewing experience, such as multi-language support and advanced privilege settings.

DLNA (Digital Living Network Alliance) and UPnP (Universal Plug and Play) are widely used guidelines for facilitating interoperability among different devices over the network.

Universal media server not showing up on network