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To access your media files using a Smart TV or other DLNA compatible device,
go to If you are using a Smart TV or other device with a built in DLNA compatible
Media Player .
If you are using an iPhone or iPad
iPhones and iPads do not support playing media files through DLNA by default. To add
this functionality you need to download an app that supports DLNA client mode.
FireCore’s Infuse is an example of a popular app that is available on iTunes, and there
are several other apps you can choose, both free and paid. Please download the app
you select and follow the setup directions to access the media stored on your USB drive.
If you are using an Android based smartphone or tablet
Android based smartphones and tablets typically do not support playing media files
through DLNA by default. To add this functionality you need to download an app that
supports DLNA client mode. Bubblesoft’s Bubble UPnP/DLNA Player and Ginkgosoft’s
DLNA Player are examples of popular apps that are available from Google Play, but
there are several other apps you can choose, both free and paid. Please download the
app you select and follow the setup directions to access the media stored on your USB
drives.
If you are using a Windows PC
To access the Media Server from a Windows PC, follow these steps:
1
On the taskbar click on Windows Explorer (File Explorer). Note: Windows 8.1 and
Windows 8 users must be in Desktop mode.
2
In the left hand window click on Network . All the devices connected to your network
should appear in the right side window.
3
Under Media Devices , right click on Zoom-DMS and select Open Media Player .
The files on the media server will be listed under Other Libraries .
If you are using a Macintosh computer
Macintosh computers do not support playing media files through DLNA by default. To
add this functionality you need to download a program that supports DLNA client mode.
VLC Media Player is a popular open source application that provides DLNA functionality
to your Macintosh. VLC Media Player is available from
www.videolan.org .