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Any TCP/IP connection, such as sharing between Media Center and Library Server, uses a "port" or a "socket" (same thing).

MC uses its Library Server component to allow file sharing across a TCP/IP network to other PCs loaded with MC.

There are separate advanced settings for each format you wish to stream. Then choose the encoder to convert your files, MP3 Encoder or Ogg Vorbis. Under When playing from Library Server: select Always convert files. This conserves bandwidth and gives smoother playback. You can set Library Server to automatically convert some lossless file types such as APE and WAV or high quality MP3s to lower quality MP3s or Ogg Vorbis. Sometimes large audio files can load slowly or skip when streamed from a remote PC. This is always configured on the Client PC. To disconnect from a Server simply go to File> Library> Default or select a different library.Īutomatic File Conversion can be used when needed Problems connecting remotely (when local access works) are usually caused by firewalls and Network Address Translation (NAT) in routers. Type in a name and enter the server’s IP address in the location field. To connect to a Library Server that is not running on your local LAN (perhaps you are at work and want to play music from a host machine at home) go to File> Library> Library Manager and select “Add”. MC will then load your selected library and you will be able to browse and play music and photo files. If more than one is found, you will be asked to choose. If just one is found, that will be offered as the default for startup. Media Center will automatically find any Media Servers running on your local network.

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From Media Center on the Client PC go to File> Library> Search for Media Servers. The “Client” is the one grabbing the library from the server computer.

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You can set a username and password here, so that when there is a connection to your server, the user will have to type in the username and password before getting access to your library. If there is a router between the Server and the Client, the Client will not find the Server, and you must enter the IP address manually.

This only works on a single local network of the net. Note: The "auto detect” on the Client side displays the Servers, it does not access them until you click ok, unless it detects a single Server, in which case it will connect automatically.

The Client PC will auto-detect any instances of Library Server running on the LAN. Auto Port Selection uses the first available port between 80 and 90. If this does not work, then choose the port manually on the Server and enter the port and IP address on the Client. If the Server and the Client are on the same LAN, use the Auto Port Selection on the Server, and make sure Respond to Auto-Detection Requests is enabled on the Client. Select the Options button in the content pane (on the right). To access the following options, go to Plug-ins in the tree, and select Library Server. Select the Stop Server button that appears in the content pane (to the right). To stop the Library Server, simply reselect Plug-ins> Library Server.

You need only start the Server once it will automatically start whenever Media Center opens. If your Options have already been set (see below), simply select the Start Server button that appears in the content pane (to the right). In the Organization Tree, select Plug-ins> Library Server. Using the Client PC to connect to the Server.Setting up the Library Server involves 2 steps: Both the host and the client computers must have the same version (and build) of Media Center. It serves the default library on the host machine. The "Server" has media files that are made available to other PCs by running Library Server. It allows the user to share the library from one computer to another computer, or across the Internet. The Server is the one that makes its library available to another computer, while the Client is the computer that sees those files. MC's Library Server provides on-demand streaming of your files (music and images) from a Server to a Client. 1.4 Automatic File Conversion can be used when needed.1.2.3 Respond to Auto-Detection Requests.