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Author Topic: The remote media library did not allow the connection  (Read 8469 times)

TheLink

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The remote media library did not allow the connection
« on: December 16, 2009, 02:25:27 PM »
I just got the DNS-321 to stream music, video and storage. All my PC running Windows 7.

I like to know is there any fix in the future for this problem.
"The remote media library did not allow the connection. Please contact device manufacturer".

I Google and found a post in MS forum states that this is Windows 7 problem.

Thanks for your help!
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TheWitness

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Re: The remote media library did not allow the connection
« Reply #1 on: December 29, 2009, 10:07:32 AM »
I thought the same thing.  So, I contacted the MS representative on the uPNP.org site, and sent him a capture from my DNS-321.  It turns out that DLink is not properly supporting uPNP at all.  It's abysmal.  Their uPNP.org rep does not even respond to e-mails.  Microsoft's representative (Toby Nixon) forwarded my Wireshark capture to the Windows Media team who confirmed that the responses from the DNS uPNP server were not correct.

The way to correct this in DLinks absence is to install funplug and Mediatomb which works pretty well.

TheWitness
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Bigbman

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Re: The remote media library did not allow the connection
« Reply #2 on: May 05, 2010, 12:35:12 AM »
This works on the 321?  How?!!
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