On the status screen you can check the current database status, size of your media server library, database file size and other useful information that may be helpful when resolving issues.Īnother handy feature is the 'Ignore directories' feature. To configure advanced settings on your media server, click the settings button on the top-right corner in media server WebGUI. You can use Windows Explorer to access the media server listing and your favorite media player to stream the content! 3) Media Server Configuration After landing on the media server page, you can stream your media directly to your web browser. Twonky Media Server WebGUI can be accessed from the NAS using icon listed in the menu:Īlternatively, you can append port 9001 to the address of your NAS server and access it directly, the address may look like this: Please set the permissions accordingly on this page. Unless the device's access is revoked ( see below) - in that case the device cannot access the media server at all. Please keep in mind that the media server's permission options are limited and anyone on the local network can see the full listing of media indexed. On the Share Publish tab, you can choose which folders are to be published to the Media Server: Twonky media server can be enabled or disabled from the NAS WebGUI in the control panel: This article will guide you through the process of configuring the most common features, restricting access of unknown/specific devices, selecting which folders are to be shared, or viewing its current status, which is useful to troubleshoot issues with the service DLNA is supported on a wide range of home multimedia products, including TVs, AV receivers, gaming consoles, mobile phones and many more! Synopsis: Twonky Media Server is a service for providing DLNA access to your media files on your NAS appliance. In this overview, we will explain how to set up and configure Twonky Media server.

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