#Twonky media install
#Twonky media update

Please click the help button in the top right for more information.' This is what I see for movies. 'We are unable to preview the selected video. Auf vielen NAS-GerГ¤ten (Network Attached Storage) zГ¤hlt Twonky. I checked the online 'Media Streamer' page from my web page and now pictures show and music streams. Twonky ist ein Media Server, der Ihre Musik, Videos und Bilder zum Abruf im lokalen Netzwerk bereitstellt. Yeah right! I left it over night and when I woke up in the morning it had all my files listed as being shared in the console.

#Twonky media install

After this go and install Twonky again from the console again.Дon't touch it for at LEAST 3 hours! I opened up the console after I reinstalled it and told it to rebuild the database. Don't worry it'll all be installed again later.

Man I missed deltree!ДЄfter you have deleted the twonkymedia.db directory, go into the registry and delete any entry with 'twonky' in it. Bear in mind there are thousands of files! literally! and at least 1000 directories. It took a WHILE to delete the files on the server through Remote Desktop but I deleted them. I also wanted to clear up the database of failed conversion files.ДЇirst I uninstalled Twonky. Am I wrong in that? I'm pretty sure I'm right as it finally shows my movies on the online Media Streamer and it has the exact same duplicates as Twonky does when I look at the folders on my XBox. I read through the documentation that Twonky actually streams the online streams through the online HP Media Streamer.

#Twonky media update

I never got WebGuide to work either and I was hoping the 2.5 update would work but it doesn't either. 0 music files there, duplicates of videos.ДЄs for the streamer it's the built in HP Media Streamer that comes with the 2.5 Update. It still shows 0 music files in the console in the Twonky tab but I can see all the music on my XBox. How do you completely delete the database and rebuild it from scratch? What directory and file can I delete to ensure it's starting from scratch? It seems every time I rebuild it it just adds another duplicate instead of just finding what's there once. I'm guessing that's why I'm seeing all the duplications. If I remote into the server itself I can access the shared folder directly and just play the files using VLC player or even WMP.ДЄs for Twonky, I have rebuilt the database. That was my intention for the remote access anyways. Perhaps another member has that same streamer and may have some input to improve your experience. Also, I don't see what streamer you are using, sorry if I missed that part. More details on that here.ДЇor the Twonky issues, have you tried rebuilding the database? I'd suggest doing that before bed one night and leave it be. The USB soundcard is just as problematic, you need to have remote access connection established in order to get sound. You may specify whether you want to share your media by media type (videos, music, and/or photos), as well as the friendly name you want your device to appear as to other devices on the network, on the 'Media Share Settings' page in the Settings menu.The USB video may work if the device has Server 2003 drivers, but I wouldn't count on it. The media server included with Twonky Beam allows you to make the media files on your device accessible to other devices on the network. Д«ack to top Sharing Media on Your Device with other Devices The button allows you to beam all media items shown on the current My Media screen.ДЄny time that devices or media files may have been added and you do not see them when browsing My Media, you may refresh the view by tapping on. To play your media on your mobile device, you may BEAM with 'This Device' selected as the display device. Your media will be shown with a button allowing it to be BEAMed or previewed depending on whether beam or preview mode is selected. Back to top Previewing, Beaming, and Playing My Media