About NXP UPnP AV Client.

UPnP AV Client is a program that will mount a media server to linux system,

That means that it will link a directory of your choice to the media server's index which make the folder look like it's full of media files even though they're on a different computer.

For example, if you have one computer with a fairly large hard drive with a lot of media, that computer can act as a media server (don't worry, It won't render your computer inoperable). That way, STB in the local area network can access this computers media files through your network.

First of all you need a good media server.

Installing and configuring Linux Media Server.

---yum install ushare

---ushare -c sharefilefolder

Installing and Configuring Windows Media Server.

Base on windows xp or vista operation system.

This step-by-step tutorial will walk you through the installation and setup of Windows Media Connect, a free UPnP MediaServer for Windows. In order to use this option, you need to have the following:

Windows Media Player 11

The new Media Sharing feature of Windows Media Player 11 lets you enjoy the contents of your Windows Media Player library from anywhere in your home. If you have a home network (wired or wireless), you can use Windows Media Player 11 to stream the contents of your library to networked devices. For example, if you have digital media receiver (DMR), you can use Windows Media Player to stream music and pictures from your computer to that device. This even works with music that you've downloaded from PlaysForSure music stores and services. For more information, see Digital Media at Home.

Steps

This is very very very simple, if you can't get this working please use vista operation system.

1.) Open Windows Media Player 11 (WMP11) If this is a fresh install configure the settings etc then bring the main WMP11 window up. also on a fresh install it will auto bring up a box that asks you to add media but if you skipped this step heres how to manually proceed.

2.) click the library tab

3.) click the library tab yet again and then click add media

4.) Click "Advanced Options >>"

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