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[Solved]Samsung TV can not find Serviio

PostPosted: Sun Dec 02, 2012 9:54 pm
by Incom
I apologize in case I have missed something that is blatantly obvious.
But I read the "read before posting", I read the FAQ, I searched for a similar post and yet I am still having my issue.

I have a Samsung C-series TV I am trying to stream content to wirelessly through a D-link DIR-645 router from a stationary PC.
The TV is finding the network and connecting ok.
The PC running serviio v1.0.1 evaluation copy finds and shows the TV in the DLNA list.
I bound the serviio to recognize 192.168.0.100 as the serviio source (the PCs IP).
Serviio has added and shared two folders containing a whole bunch of different video files.
The TV does however not show me "serviio" as one of the devices it can access. It only shows my computer.
I went and made inbound and outbound rules for my windows 7 firewall to allow TCP port 8895 and UDP port 1900.
I made similar routing for the router for the IP 192.168.0.101 (the TVs IP).
I still can not display the device serviio.

Changing source to DLNA only tries to access some folder on my comuter, not the folders shared by serviio.
I have found a DLNA section in my router settings. For some reason I am not allowed to alter any settings in this configuration and I have mailed d-link about this.
My hope is however that you know of something else I might have overlooked that I could rectify.

I have added my log for your reference.

Thankful for any solution to my problem.

Re: Samsung TV can not find Serviio

PostPosted: Sun Dec 02, 2012 11:03 pm
by csholmq
It almost sounds like you have some other DLNA server running on your computer. That could be the conflict.

Re: Samsung TV can not find Serviio

PostPosted: Sun Dec 02, 2012 11:06 pm
by moltra
Look in your router settings look for a dlna or qos setting and change it to the opposite it is now and restart router

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Re: Samsung TV can not find Serviio

PostPosted: Mon Dec 03, 2012 6:35 am
by Incom
Not sure which one did it, but one of the many small tweaks I made must have been right since now serviio shows up on my TV.

Thanks for your time guys. If I figure out exactly which parameter solved it, I will update the thread with that info.