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[TheWitness]

The out of the box Media Server for the DNS-XXX product line is not DLNA certified.  I have been working with Microsoft in attempting to understand why they are not certified.  D-Link has one registered member at www.upnp.org, but does not respond to emails.

Here are the UPNP certified devices for DLink.  I feel I have been robbed.

http://www.upnp-ic.org/kshowcase/view/view_profile/aaa06cf56546f470b0ae2eb8d7dafd8cd2c00cf3

My solution was to use Funplug and use Mediatomb.  However, with my rather large mp3 library, it seems to run into a memory issue and does not respond when the list get's too long.

Here is the e-mail address of the one standing member from DLink at the UPNP site.

Michael Boschma (MBoschma@dlink.com)

TheWitness

[ECF]

yes the dns-321 will barely serve any vids to my xbox360. some xvid and divx work, but mp4's with stereo sound are out of the question. I say stereo because the xbox will not play mp4's in 5.1 sound. Tversity streams them flawlessy without transcoding. Way to go dlink...another one of your products that does not work for me.

I use this same setup at home and I seem to be able to play all the videos that the xbox will support via UPnP Media server. Is your Xbox wireless?