Today, we will talk about how you can set up DLNA or UPNP media streaming server on Windows 10 computer so you can access media content from any other devices. No need any third-party software required. See this step-by-step guide to cast photos, music and videos from PC to TV using the system built-in programs in Windows 10. If your PC and TV are DLNA-enabled, you can directly play media files from computer on to TV big screen without any cable. If you do not have an applicable cable for wired connection and screencast between PC and TV, you can refer to following wireless video streaming solutions. You may need a VGA cable if your computer or TV is old. Before you buy one, you need to choose the HDMI version, HDMI 1.4, 2.0 or both supported, and cable length. On your TV side, choose the input source to the connected HDMI port. What you need to do is connecting one end of the HDMI cable to the HDMI-out port on your PC and the other end to the HDMI-in port on the TV. All you need is an HDMI cable provided both your PC and TV have the HDMI port, the HDMI-out port on PC and the HDMI-in port on TV. Has anyone else had a similar issue? As I've said I don't need help on how to set it up, I've followed that and its not working for some other reason! If anyone is interested the process is simple and is available here as well as many other places.Connecting PC to your TV is dead simple. I think the issue is not actually the media server itself, but a network issue maybe. I still have the old PC, and I can't see any difference in setup. Media player is finding my Marantz ND8006 and listing that as a DLNA server, so I know the network is good and the devices are talking. ie its not showing with no content, its just not showing at all. In media player the albums are listed and I've ticked the other devices box.īut my box is invisible to my devices. The issue is, that I've set up media streaming (100% I've done everything required), and in the network setup I can see the remote DNLA client devices listed and they are allowed access. I would normally do a re-installed, but there was a minor hardware issue (GPU), and by the time I'd got that resolved I'd passed the point where a re-install made sense. I've just got a new PC, which came with windows 10 preinstalled. So this is not a major issue, its annoying me. I've got about 20 flac albums that I've bought from bandcamp and a couple I've ripped. I've been using windows media streaming for many years and on different PC's without a single issue. I will look elsewhere for answers and if unsuccessful, reinstall the PC from scratch. I appreciate that this is NOT a PC support forum, but I'm asking the question here incase anyone else has had this issue.
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