post, on your samsung tv, looked like you were using the tv's 'Source' menu to find emby DNLA server? Vlc and my samsung tv and my sharp tv, when using DLNA seem to be using port 8096 (the emby server default port) see log excerpts below.Īlso, i just noticed on prev.

Question: what's the deal with using port 1900? That combo for the price would be really hard to top. You could then easily cast to the MiBox-S or use the ATV Emby client directly with a remote for additional functionality. If Wifi see if you can try it via Ethernet which may change things for you.īut the main reason I posted was to ask if you have any device hooked to the TV? Connecting a $60 MiBox-S to that TV will make it seem like a new TV from a 'smart TV' perspective. I can DLNA to mine which is connected via Ethernet so I'd ask if it's using Ethernet or Wifi? My basement TV is an older Samsung but just a bit bigger but from the same time era. Guess that didn't help much.Īny other advice I might try? Port 1900 is not conflicting with anything, that I checked already. I am using the latest 4.4.3.0 which has dlna plugin version 1.0.39.0, so I assume it has the last night's update you mentioned. That would be 'comfortable' to play content. I do not make use much of it's OS/smart capabilities, but my end goal was to access the dlna server from the remote via the input button, similar to the attached picture. Hello It is quite an old model, but as I do not feel ready to upgrade to 4k just yet, it gets the job done (full hd, 3d, 200 Hz rate, etc).

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