VLC is a bad UPnP client and seems to have got worse over the last few years. But there's another situation where he forgot to mention about configures VLC or Serbian to you to use them both as he quotes and shows the image.ĭenyAll wrote:I'm not sure there is any help to give you. If it was easy, as the Vintila says above and states that the image speaks for itself, I already could have done. But everyone ignores me and does not answer me. admin, Vintila and others who can help me, explain me better how to make VLC find Serviio. Still, if I click on the option : ' Universal Plug'n'Play ' VLC crashes, stops and gives message at the top of the window, in front of which a description VLC media player ' ( Not Responding ) ' I open VLC, go on ' Playlist ', but not the aprece Serviio as pictured. > Universal Plug'n'Play ' several times, but the VLC finds NO, NO Serviio sees as shown in the image. I've tried several times using the explanations of it, but I can not configure VLC to work, play along with Serviio, as shown in this picture posted. I saw this topic and Vintila interested me because I find to be very useful for me. I have the latest version of Serviio Pro 1.4.1.2. Yikes! Does anybody here have that can help me ?Īny time I come here for help, but in spite of being difficult, when responding take a long time. 'Īnd if I click on 'Universal Plug'n'Play' VLC crashes and gives the message above the Player window: (Not reponding).ĬPU i7 - 8 GB RAM - Video Card 2 Gb Use Windows 8 Ultimate Pro Systemīecause VLC not seeing this, recognizing Serviio showing how the picture that you posted? So when I open VLC, tab 'View -> Playlist -> Local Network -> Universal Plug'n Play, NO appears to folder or icon, or device as the image posted by you as example.' Servvio (joseph-3889073cb7 ).

But saw and reviewed the picture, and made and remade as you told us:

I saw your topic on the link: viewtopic.php?f=5&t=5620,

It quite easy, just choose View -> Playlist ->Local Network ->Universal Plug’n Play., then you will find the Servio Server and all your folders. However a I have discovered that VLC version 2 can work as a DLNA / UPnP on Windows / Linux (I have not tested it on MacOs X.) Vintila wrote:I was looking for a Windows XP DLNA media player without success, only XMBC was suggested which was more than I needed.

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