Please post a little bit more info and see where is the problem. For example, were you able to add shared folders/files to your library? If you do, you should be able to see the shared folders/files when click library......


Bun

If you browse the library while the library is indexing, i.e. a moving circle, you may have damaged the index and cause the unable to share/connect problem. This is a known bug that TVersity is currently working on. The way I fix it, uninstall the whole thing, and reinstall, and this time, dont touch anything till the moving circle stopped.


Post back if question, hope this works.

bun

I have it figured out, http://www.internettablettalk.com/fo...5578#post75578

enjoy,

bun

sir bunanson, can you help me configure my n77o? it connects to the network but can not browse? im A newbie....need you help

Can you provide more information, for e.g., how do you know you are connected. if connected but with a "?" on the globe that means the connection is not good, post back, we will help to get you going.

BTW, if you call somebody sir, which I rightfully deserved , dont you supposed to end your request with something like your honor, your highness etc How come I dont see that?

It's my understanding that Twonky is a media server that will install on Linux NAS and Linux x86 PC's in addition to Windows. (Unfortunately its not free you have to pay a small fee)
www.twonkyvision.de

I use Twonky occasionally via my XP PC as it serves my mp3 embedded Album Art to Media Streamer when playing audio tracks. I use Media Streamer to either play tracks directly on my Internet Tablet or control playback via my Philips Sl300i UPnP device connected to my Hi-Fi. (TVersity Release 0.9.10.7 is currently unable to serve the Album Art)

Either I have not optimized the settings or there is a tremendous amount of router overhead, the streaming of video over inet is not watchable. With TVersity, I am able to stream music over the web and has absolutely no difficulty, works very well. Video streaming is only limited to inside my own home network, over localhost: port. when streams over inet: port, it stutters so much, it is not watchable. I do not understand why there is so much big difference in streaming within my home network, compare to stream over internet, some built in security issue? A lot of posts saying streaming video successfully, I have severe doubt. Yup right, I stream video too, 1 frame per minute, ..., I have since give up streaming video. I think it either requiring tremendous amount of bandwidth or router tweaking thats way beyond a casual user.


bun