In this article, we will look at how to set up your DLNA server on Windows using the Home Media Server (HMS) program as an example.

Nowadays, it is more and more often required to have a DLNA server on the home network, since most modern TVs do not support data transfer protocols such as SMB or NFS, but only work via DLNA.

What is DLNA?

DLNA (English Digital Living Network Alliance) is a set of standards that allow compatible devices to transmit and receive various media content (images, music, video) over a home network, as well as display it in real time. That is, a technology for connecting home computers, mobile phones, laptops and consumer electronics into a single digital network. Devices that support the DLNA specification can be configured and networked automatically at the user's request. (Source - Wikipedia)

DLNA Home Media Server (HMS) Installation

The installation of HMS is very simple, but we will still explain in detail how it works.

First you need to download the installer. At the time of this writing, the official site was down. And it did not work a month before, so below I will give a link to download the latest version of HMS from our server:

There are not many settings here. In this window, you select the directory where the Home Media Server (HMS) program will be installed and the "Program Group" - the name of the folder in the "Start" menu.

After selecting the installation folder and the name of the folder in the "Start" menu, all that remains is to check the box "create a shortcut to launch the program on the desktop", if necessary, and press the button " Install«.

At the end of the installation, which takes less than a minute ( depends on your equipment), we are offered to immediately launch the Home Media Server (HMS) program.

This completes the installation of the program.

DLNA Home Media Server (HMS) Initial Setup

So, we have a freshly installed DLNA server, let's launch it and see what it offers us to configure first, as well as make a couple of useful settings. Let's get started.

After the first launch of the program, we see the initial settings window.

In this window, we are asked to select a device to which the media content will be broadcast. There are many templates on the list.

If you did not find your own device or a device similar to yours, then you can leave the standard DLNA Device, as practice has shown, this does not greatly affect anything. After choosing, go on.

And then a choice of folders appears before our eyes, from which we will take media content. You can select folders with your media content now, or you can add them further. We'll look at how to do this below. After selecting folders, press the button " Ready«.

After the initial settings, we are offered to make a backup copy of the settings, the image cache, the database, and set up an automatic backup schedule. We will not dwell on this in detail now and will go further. To do this, press the button " Close«.

After that, the main window of the program appears in front of us. Let's move on to several "important" settings at once.

On the left are the types of settings, on the right are specific settings.

Let's go straight to additional settings and set up the DLNA server autoloading with the PC turned on.

To do this, select items 2 and 3.

Now let's go to the " Server"And write down the name of our DLNA server. As we will see it on the net.

After changing the name, you need to add folders with media content (if you did not do this in the "initial setup" or decided to add more folders. Everything is simple. Press the " Add»(2) and select the folder you want to add. After that, you need to " Scan»(3) so that the files from the folder / folders go to the server.

If you did everything correctly, then your files should appear on the right side (as highlighted in yellow in the screenshot).

If you have your files there, then we already have quite a bit. Launch and use. Everything is very simple here - we press the button " Run«.

If you have Windows Firewall enabled, the system will ask you whether to allow it access to the network. Choose which ones to allow access and click " Allow access«.

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I recently realized that televisions are still in the last century. If mobile gadgets and computers are becoming more convenient, faster and easier, then the only changes in TVs are screen size and resolution. It's not worth talking about convenience yet.

A TV without a media server on a computer or a special device is almost useless, unless you like to hang out.Therefore, I chose the 5 best media servers for a computer that will pump your TV and make it much more functional.

Plex

Plex is the most popular and, perhaps, the most convenient option. Having started the server on a computer, you can control it from a browser, set up a media library, add subtitles, and more. Plex downloads all information about the movie automatically and does it perfectly in 9 cases out of 10. The TV sees the Plex server without any problems and plays everything perfectly. The only drawback of Plex and other similar programs is that the TV does not see the subtitles embedded in the movie, but for most this does not matter at all.

Plex is free, but you have to buy a subscription for additional features.

Plex

I used this server for a very long time on an old TV. It works quite well and unlike Plex, HMS is a whole combine, the functionality of which knows no boundaries. The only drawback will be the terrible interface of the program, but since it is needed to play movies on TV, this will not be a big problem. The program is absolutely free and is only available in the version for Windows.

Initially, PS3 Media Server was distributed as an add-on to the PlayStation 3, allowing you to play movies on your TV using the console. Then the program began to live a separate life. Like previous alternatives, it supports DLNA playback and does not require any setup hassle.

Serviio is far from the most popular media server, but it also deserves a place in our top. The application is free, but for $ 25 you can buy the PRO version, which opens access to your content from any network, not only your home network, and allows you to play content from the web (this function is given as a trial and in the free version). Serviio has applications for Android, however they act as a secondary control panel for the server side of the computer.

Kodi (formerly XBMC)

XBMC was created to bring video playback functionality to the Xbox. Then the project spun off and now Kodi is one of the most popular media centers, supporting almost all platforms due to open source. Kodi has iOS and Android apps that let you use your smartphone as a remote control. The service lives on donations and is absolutely free.

Kodi

Plex is my clear favorite. What do you use?

This article will show you how to set up the Home Media Server program and how to access movies, music and photos on your computer from your smart TV. If your TV supports a Wi-Fi or LAN connection and supports real-time DLNA media content transmission, then you should definitely take advantage of this.

Of course, you can play music and videos from a flash drive, but before that you need to transfer all the information to it. In our case, you just need to open access for the TV to any folder on your computer that stores media content.

There are branded applications from TV manufacturers, for example, LG has Smart Share, and Samsung has AllShare. Often, applications from manufacturers leave much to be desired and do not provide the necessary functionality, which cannot be said about the wonderful Home Media Server program. By the way, you can connect to the created media server not only from the TV, but also from any other DLNA client, for example, from a game console.

Before you start setting up your home media server, you need to connect your TV using the connection method available to you, usually LAN and Wi-Fi. The TV is most conveniently connected to a router, but in extreme cases, you can connect directly to a computer or laptop.

Setting up a media server.

If you still do not have a Home Media Server installed, you can always download it from our catalog.

After installing the program, open it and go to the menu "Settings".

In the left part of the window that opens, select the category "Media resources", on the tab "Directory List" you must specify which drives (local, network, removable) and folders with media content will be available on the TV. By default, the standard folders with photos, videos and music are already open.

To add the necessary folders and disks, use the button "Add"... In the explorer window that opens, you just need to select the folders or drives to which you need to give access and click "OK".

When adding or removing folders or disks, it is necessary to scan the directories of media resources, usually the program itself asks for permission to scan. This will keep the list of available files up to date.

You can also configure automatic scanning of directories. In the tab "Scanning" you need to check the two boxes shown in the screenshot below. Note that checking the box next to "Automatic scanning of directories when they change while the server is running" may slow down the speed of directory navigation from the TV.

Here we recommend that you check the box in front of "Always use the file name as the name of the media resource", then in the list you will always see the files by their own names, otherwise the TV will name the file based on its tags.

In the category "Devices" in the dropdown menu "Default device type" you need to choose the device that best matches yours. Depending on the selected device, the list of formats supported by the device will change.

If you know that your TV supports more formats than those presented in the proposed list, then you can open the settings window by clicking on the corresponding button, and in the extension fields "Films", "Music" and "Photo" specify the required formats separated by commas.

In the category "Additionally" you can set the program to start automatically and the server to start automatically when the computer is turned on. To do this, you need to check certain boxes indicated in the screenshot. It is also recommended to check the box next to "Installing Windows Home Media Server (UPnP, DLNA, HTTP) Service", in this case, the media server will run as a service.

This completes the setup of the home media server.

Now you need to start it by clicking on the button "Launch".

Now you can turn on the TV. If everything is connected correctly, then the TV icon should appear at the bottom of the program window on the tab "Playback Devices (DMR)".

If the TV does not appear, in the right part of the window, click on the button "Refresh"... If the TV icon still does not appear, then you have not correctly connected the TV to your computer or home network. Most often, in more than 90% of cases, the problem occurs due to incorrect settings of antiviruses and firewalls. Disable them, if the TV icon appears, then you need to configure them correctly.

Viewing media resources.

After setting up your home media server, you can start watching shared content in two ways.

The first, naturally, by starting the playback of content from the TV, guided by the instructions for your device.

Second, start playback directly from the Home Media Server itself. First, in the main window of the program, you need to select the type of content being played by clicking on the tab icons "Films", "Music" or "Photo"... Next, on the movie we need, for example, right-click, select the item "Play to" and choose a TV. At the same moment, the movie should start playing on the TV.

The Home Media Server program actually provides a huge number of all kinds of settings and offers playback of not only video, music and photos, but also Internet radio, as well as IPTV. In turn, we only considered setting up a home media server to open access to files stored on a computer for playback on a TV.

Home Media Server is used as a DLNA server to watch content and listen to music from a computer and laptop on a TV. Home Media Server is optimally suited for this purpose and has various useful settings.

What is DLNA?

In the English translation of the Digital Living Network Alliance (DLNA) - certain standards, thanks to which compatible devices can transmit and receive various media content over a home network and display it in real time using wired and wireless channels.

Thanks to this technology, home computers, mobile phones, consumer electronics, laptops are united in a single digital network. When using DLNA certified devices, they are automatically configured and connected to users' networks.

Thanks to the transmitting device (server), information is transmitted to the TV. A PC, a telephone, a camera, or a camera can act as a server. DLNA support may mean that the device is capable of receiving video.

This wired or wireless network has its advantages:

The ability to instantly access materials located on all home devices of the user. Watching a movie or photo is possible immediately after downloading, the music can be listened to on the music center in the highest quality.
No need to drill holes in walls and doors for wireless connection.
With a wireless connection via Wi-Fi, it is possible to download files entirely to the desired devices for further viewing.

Disadvantages of DLNA include:

To make a wired connection (for example, through reinforced concrete walls that block the radio signal), holes must be drilled in the walls and doors, which will negatively affect the interior.
The wireless connection is significantly affected by various obstacles such as steel reinforcement or thick concrete (brick) walls.
As with the Internet, there is the possibility of file playback delays during streaming if the file is too large or if the connection speed is not high enough.
Using a weak router can affect the speed and quality of data transfer.
Not all file types may be played back, and HD video transmission may be inferior.

Installing Home Media Server (HMS)

The HMS is installed in the following sequence:

After the end of the installation, it is better to delete the unpacked files in manual mode, because they are not automatically deleted.

General configuration of HMS as a DLNA server

The installed DLNA server will prompt the user to continue the configuration process at startup:

At the first start, a window will appear with the initial settings. It will ask you to choose a device for broadcasting media content. Many templates with devices will appear in the proposed list. If your own or a similar device was not found, then it is worth stopping at the standard DLNA Device. Having made a choice, you need to move on to the next step.
Select folders from which to take media content. You can select folders with media content at this stage or add them later. After selecting the folders, you need to click on the "Finish" button.
After making the initial settings, you will be prompted to create a backup with settings, image cache and database. You will also be prompted to configure the automatic backup schedule. Then the "Close" key is pressed.
The main window of the program will appear. There are some important settings to pay attention to here. On the left side, the types of settings will be listed, and on the right side there are sections with specific settings.
On the left side, you need to go to additional settings and configure automatic loading of the DLNA server when the computer is turned on. For this purpose, you need to select the second and third points.
Next, you need to go to the "Server" tab and specify your DLNA server as it will be on the network.
After changing the name, you need to go back to adding folders (if you have not done this before or when adding other folders). To do this, click on the "Add" button, then select the folder that you are going to add. Next, you need to perform its "Scan" to get files from folders to the server.
When done correctly, these files will be listed on the right side of the screen. If there are necessary files in this list, all that remains is to launch and start using the program. To do this, press the "Start" key.
In the case of enabled Windows Firewall, the system will ask for permission to access the network. You should select which networks will be allowed access, and click on the "Allow access" button.

Connecting and viewing media content

After starting the program, turn on the TV. If connected correctly, it will be in the "Home Media Server".

Using LG TV as an example

As an example, a variant of operation of the LG LN655V TV receiver with a DLNA server is presented. In the main Smart TV menu, go to LG SmartShare.

First connection:

When connecting the unit to the TV for the first time, refer to the “Connection Guide” located in the lower right corner.
Next, you need to go to the "PC Connection" tab and click "Next".
Then there will be two more windows, where you also need to select "Next". If nothing is automatically set in the window with the choice of the IP address, then select your home network (wired or wireless, in accordance with the method of connecting the TV).
On the fourth press, the owner's computer should be visible. If it is absent, you need to restart the server.

After initial connection, the device will be displayed at the end of the LG SmartShare “Connected Devices”. If it is not there, you need to restart the server on the computer. For example, for movies, a folder with “Movies” is selected, and then “Media Resource Directories”.

A list of folders that have been added to the HMS settings will appear. You can use any folder to start a movie.

On the example of TV SONY Bravia

In this case, a KDL-46XBR9 TV set was used. Algorithm of actions:

The Home Media Server program is installed and launched on the computer. To go to the settings, use the corresponding key.
On the right side you can see the "Add" button. In addition, it is possible to select a file for scanning at the start of the program. Scanning is needed if the user has changed the contents of this directory. The green circle shows scanning.
Next, you need to go to the button with file types on the right side. PAL video files cannot be played on certain TVs. "NTSC" should be inserted for content recognition capability (eg MPEG-PS_PAL_NTSC for avi).
Select Transcoding (Core AVC) to the mkv container. In DLNA, you need to record MPEG-PS_PAL or MPEG-PS_NTSC (depending on the TV).
Then you need to go to "Categories", then select "Device". There it is necessary to make a choice of the type and resolution of the TV. Select DLNA1 or DLNA1.5. You can find out which version is supported in the instructions or when visiting the official website.
Configure Web access to the server by going to the next item in the categories.
Add your TV to the client devices. When you click on the icon with a lifebuoy, the program will automatically determine the name of the computer, and it will be added to the "Server" section, the "Name" field. To find devices on the network that support DLNA technology, you need to use the "Search". Make sure the TV is turned on and connected to wireless or wired networks. After the network scan has been carried out, the program will add network clients (TV and computer).
You need to go to the individual settings of the TV receiver and insert the above setting data.
The "File Types" key will navigate to the registration settings for the proposed fixes.
You should return to the main setting window and go to the category item "Transcoder". In the "File format" section, you need to specify "MPEG (DVD)". In the “Video” section, select the MPEG2 compression, quality 6000000. In the “Sound” section, select AC3, 448000, and the “Frame size” - 1280x720, 16: 9. Changing the original frame size is always. Check the box "Color fill to frame size" and on all the boxes of the lower list.
Next, go to the subtitle tab. Here you can adjust the subtitle picture style according to your own preferences and other parameters necessary for the optimal picture of the subtitles.
In the final Advanced category, check the Install Windows Home Media Server (UPnP) service box. This will facilitate the automatic loading of the program when the PC is turned on as a service.

Possible problems (errors) and their solutions

Possible problems with setting up Home Media Server as a DLNA server include the following:

Server found but won't open on media devices... Configuring the settings in the "Home Media Server (UPnP)" will help eliminate this inconvenience. Setting the settings in the "Device" (specify the old and new version of the model): "Authorization service" - "Russian names of the main folders" - in the "Server" section, specify the constant port (from 1024 to 65535).
Errors occurring, stopping, slowing down during playback... It is necessary to make the choice of "Transcoding" of a smaller frame size and quality of video content, then stop watching the movie so that a sufficient amount of the transcoded file is formed, and set a disk for storing temporary transcoding files that is different from the one used for the paging file. You also need to optimize the system as a whole (disk fragmentation, a list of automatically loaded programs).
In some cases, a message may appear on the screen that the file type is not supported.... After two or three restarts, everything should be fixed.

DLNA technology makes it easy to transfer files between devices connected to the Internet. Setting up your Home Media Server as a DLNA server is straightforward; the main thing is to follow the step-by-step instructions in this article exactly.

Alternative program for playing video / photo / music on your TV. Any video stored on your computer is launched from the remote control. You don't need to run it from your computer. During playback, your TV does all the work, and the computer acts as a network storage. This allows you to watch HDTV movies stored even on old weak computers.

(First, delete from the computer AllShare and all the "junk" files that it created next to the video files (if there were a lot of folders, it is better to search for these files by the name of the extension with a search and delete from there)

Home Media Server (UPnP, DLNA, HTTP)

Program website http://www.homemediaserver.ru/

Latest version on homepage

Download update http://www.homemediaserver.ru/forum/viewforum.php?f=2

At the time of this writing, 1.20.2 was installed and updated to 1.20.3

Edited after upgrading to 1.42

Settings:

Run the program. Everything that you see on the left is displayed on the TV. I believe that all folders should be hidden except for "Media Directories".

When you go to the TV in the "All Movies" folder, the TV starts downloading all open video files, and since there are a lot of them, this will take a lot of time each time and will end up being terribly inconvenient (both in terms of time and sorting).

Hide folders one at a time by right-clicking and choosing "Hide Folder". The same should be done for the "Music" and "Photo" categories.

There are folders that cannot be hidden. In this case, I recommend deleting them.

"Settings" - "Media resources" - delete unnecessary folders and add our own, do not change the green dots

(For most users, it is enough to add 2 folders - Desktop and My Documents)

"Settings" - "Devices" - uncheck "Auto detect" and select the model of your TV, we do not pay attention to the year and resolution

(For example, I have "Samsung TV 2012 (DNLA, 16: 9, 720x406)", "Samsung TV 2009 (DLNA, 16: 9, 1920x1080)" was previously selected, but this mode could not play * .MOV)

(If you still cannot open the folders from the TV, return the "Auto detect" checkbox)

"Settings" - "Server" - In the name field, enter the name you like or leave the standard (name of your pc)

"Settings" - "Advanced" - check the boxes "Startup program at the start of a Windows session" and "Install Windows service" Home media server (UPnP) "

"Settings" -> "Media Resources" -> "Service"

"Service" folder -> Uncheck "Unload server", "Stop server"

Folder "Sort" -> Uncheck "Folder" Sort "in each folder of media resources"

Folder "Bookmarks" -> Uncheck "Folder" Add bookmark "in each folder of media resources

Folder "Bookmarks" -> Uncheck "Folder" Navigation history "in the root folder of media resources

A window will pop up asking "Do you want to scan media resource directories?" - we press "YES" and wait for completion.

Click "Start Server", or right-click on the tray icon and select "Start Server"

Exploitation:

Adding a new movie

When you have downloaded a new movie, in order for it to appear in the list on the TV, you must perform any of the steps to restart the service. After that, the program synchronizes its list with the files. From simple to complex:

Option 1: Restart your computer

Option 2: Run the program and click "Restart"

Option 3: Restart the Home Media Server (UPnP) service manually

Option 4: Run the command net stop HmsService && net start HmsService

Option 5: Create a * .bat file that restarts the service. Great convenience in subsequent operation. Instructions for creating will be provided below

Rewind video

Unlike turning on rewind when viewing via USB, rewinding when viewing via a network is slightly "cut", namely - the standard rewind buttons do not work (only play, pause and stop). You can use 2 options for rewinding

Option 1: Press the "Tools" button on the remote control and rewind in 1 minute increments, moving to any point in the movie almost immediately. (This function does not work on all TVs)

Option 2: When watching a movie, use the "Left" "Right" buttons (rewind for 10 seconds) (which move through the folders.

Occasionally there may be files that cannot be rewound at all (depends on the codec and your TV)

File cannot be read

If you do not read any * .mkv file (very rare * .avi) referring to "Not Supported Video Codec" (this message may appear even if the audio codec is not supported), there are options for solving the problem. (For example: my TV's firmware T-MST4DEUC-1026.0 supports H.264 BP / MP / HP up to H.264, Level 4.1. H.264 FMO / ASO / RS formats are not supported)

Option 1: Use the "Transcoding" function

Option 2: If "Transcoding" does not work on your TV model, select a Philips device with a suitable configuration instead of a Samsung in the program settings and restart the server. In this case, the notification on the TV about the connected device will not be shown. We go into the desired folder and the files in which the error was written will begin to open. This method is not suitable for everyone, only for those who have a more or less modern PC. on a PC, the process of encoding video "on the fly" is started when viewing and weak computers simply will not have time to process the video without visible "freezes". With this method, rewinding will not work, however, if you go into the transcoding folder (located in the same folder with the video file being opened) and then go to the folder with parts of the movie, you can select any part of the file (1 minute intervals), when the minute ends, another part will not "loaded" taking a break for a couple of seconds, and everything is played as it should be.

But I do not recommend leaving the Phillips device in the program settings. when watching any video file (even the one that went without problems) it will still be encoded and load the processor on the computer.

(Tested on Samsung LE32D550K1W)

Information:

The "Transcoding" function provides for video transcoding "on the fly", etc. if it is impossible to view it normally (if your TV does not support any format or codec).

In my case (Samsung TV), transcoding rarely helps, you have to select a separate mode for each video.

Create * .bat file for fast service restart (after adding a new movie)

Since 2 processes are running on the computer at the same time:

C: \ Program Files \ Home Media Server \ hmssvc.exe - a service that does all the basic work (for those who set the option "Install Windows Service" Home Media Server (UPnP) "

C: \ Program Files \ Home Media Server \ hms.exe - a program for managing through the interface (open a folder, change settings, etc.)

We remove in the settings "Startup program at the start of a Windows session"

Create on the desktop a text document "Server restart.txt"

Copy the following text there

net stop HmsService && net start HmsService

On very old / weak / slow computers, where the service does not have time to complete quickly and instead of restarting, it turns off the service, another option (I recommend it to everyone):

@echo off

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The whole team must be entered on one line (except @echo off)

Save and rename "Server restart.txt" to "Server restart.bat"

When you download a new movie from the network / Internet, run "Server restart.bat" and after a few seconds (depending on the power of the PC and the number of open files) everything will be ready