How to set up the DLNA feature on a computer.

By setting up your computer as a Digital Living Network Alliance® (DLNA®) server, you can stream media, such as music, photos or video, over your network to a DLNA-supported device. DLNA devices include certain TVs, Blu-ray Disc™ (BD) players, HiFi component systems and computers. Once the DLNA server and device are set up and connected properly, the device can access media from the iTunes® application and iPhoto® libraries, as well as other locations on the computer.

IMPORTANT:

• The computer and the DLNA device must be connected to the same network for this procedure to work.
• If you are using third-party firewall or security software, you may have to configure it to allow the DLNA server access to your network.

Follow the steps listed below to set up the DLNA® feature.

1. Point to (but do not click) the lower-right or top-right corner of the screen, and then click to select the Settings charm.
   

   NOTE: The Windows Logo + I key combination will also take you to the Settings screen.

2. In the Settings screen, in the lower-right corner, click Change PC settings.
   
3. In the PC Settings screen, click PC and devices.
4. In the PC and devices screen, click Devices.
5. In the Devices screen, click the + Add a device button.
   
6. At the Searching for devices prompt, click to select the device you wish to add to the DLNA network.

You will now be able to see that device from within a DLNA capable application.