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#Make jriver default media player for windows 7 android
#Make jriver default media player for windows 7 Pc
#Make jriver default media player for windows 7 tv

Thanks for link, I was pretty sure to have the latest version installed, but I discovered to have the 24.00.75. When it’s off, everything remains stable and works properly (I only experience a lag when I need to access the music library, but it’s a matter of moments). I ticked and unticked “DLNA server” and it worked as you said, but that only works if the VPN is turned off. I’ll have to experiment to see if I can break it here.Ī vpn would be for external traffic so shouldn’t impact an internal lan and dlna.Įverything is setup as in your pictures, except for the TCP port (which is the standard 52199) and “DLNA renderer” which is now disabled (it didn’t make any difference). Why the Naim app isn’t working in reverse ie seeing the jriver dlna server I’m not certain. If you can play music in jriver with the ndx2 selected as an endpoint then the setup should be correct. On your internal lan connection it shouldn’t make a difference. (The default is 52199 but can be changed if needed to match with your vpn).

#Make jriver default media player for windows 7 Pc

Assuming the pc at home is using a vpn connection. You can only do this if your vpn lets you open a port. In the past I’ve used jriver internet streaming ie running jriver at the office and connected to my jriver instance running at home. By default a vpn connection would be blocking 52199 so jremote or jriver running from another location eg at work would not be able to connect to your pc running jriver at home. The impact of a vpn I think would only be against jriver’s external connection which I don’t think you are utilising. I wonder how long it’ll last! I hope to get all this sorted out for once and for allĪ vpn would be for external traffic so shouldn’t impact an internal lan and dlna.

Finally I restarted JRiver and I can see it on my tablet ( I didn’t change the last setup I mentioned).

I still can’t access the following address anyway: Again it worked instantly but, after 5 minutes, it stopped working again. This time I decided to leave the automatic UPnP management on for the ports and disabled the VPN. Then, after 5 minutes, it stopped working again. I left everything turned on (Kaspersky and VPN) and manually opened ports 52199, 522.

I will surely try MinimServer V1 if I can’t figure out what’s wrong with JRiverĪccording to what the browser reported, I tried another setup:.

#Make jriver default media player for windows 7 tv

I have no Smart TV to test it with, sorry.

This address doesn’t work: The browser reports “connection refused”.

This address works without any issue:.

I can’t access the library typing: The browser reports “connection refused”.

I fully disabled Kaspersky and tried with and without my VPN: no results.

I started to check everything you suggested: Thank you very much in advance for any advice.

I also cleared the app cache a few times and reinstalled the Naim app too.Įverything seems to work, except from the Naim app.

JRiver sees the streamer from the PC and I can control it from the computer.When everything worked and the Naim app located the server, I could see “Audiophile 24 bit dac” added to my computer name in the router configuration panel. I can browse JRiver library from the tablet browser as well, port forwarding and UPnP should be then correctly configured.

#Make jriver default media player for windows 7 android

The Naim app connects to the streamer without any issue from my Samsung Android tablet.

JRiver (version 24) is set as suggested by Sound quality: USB vs.

The streamer is connected to the local LAN through a cable that goes directly to the router (FritzBox).

The server keeps appearing and disappearing, but lately it never shows up and I can’t figure out what’s wrong. I’m struggling to access JRiver library from the Naim app (I’m using an NDX 2).