I cannot nd Internet Sharer in the Wlan
settings menu.
An explanation of Media
Play
Only InfraStructure mode of the sharer is supported. Ad-
Hoc mode is not supported. If multiple sharers are being
used, congure them so that they do not use the same
channel. Set up the sharer to not control the ICMP so that it
answers the Ping test.
The WLAN data rate is slow. An explanation of Media
Play
If the distance from the sharer is too far, the operation may
slow or the sharer may not be found. If there is an obstacle,
wall or electronic device between the TV and the sharer,
the operation may slow or the sharer may not be found due
to a difculty in communication.
The DLNA server that I could see on the
TV has suddenly disappeared. What
should I do?
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1.Check if the PC is turned off. 2. Check if the Samsung
TV is set to reject connections in the access control menu
of the Samsung PC Share Manager. If so, change the
setting to allow connections. 3.Check if the LAN cable is
connected to the PC and the TV.
Although the Samsung PC server is on,
a message pops up informs you that the
Samsung server is off.
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When the shared folder of the server is recongured, the
DLNA server function stops temporarily and then resumes
after the reconguration is completed. When the server is
renamed, the DLNA server function also temporarily stops
and then resumes .
I have registered a le with the
Samsung PC Share Manager to watch
it on the TV, but I cannot nd the le on
the TV. What should I do?
Content Sharing 1. The Share function is not provided for every le. Files in
a format that is not supported by DLNA are not displayed
on the TV even if they are displayed on a PC. Please
accept our apologies, we are working on this.
2. Check if the folder with the les registered to Samsung
PC Share Manager is shared. The folder should be also
shared.
3. Check if you have clicked the Apply button after sharing
the folder including the le. If you are unsure about this,
please click the button again and recheck if the le is
displayed after a while.
I can see the folders shared through the
PC Share Manager,
but I cannot see the les.
Content Sharing Since it shows only les corresponding to the Image,
Music, and Movie categories, les that do not correspond
to these categories may not be displayed.
The 2x and 3x Fast Forward video
function on the PC connected to the
network does not work.
DLNA Video Play The function that supports playing a video on a PC
connected over the network does not support the 2x and 3x
Fast Forward functions.
Video is played intermittently. DLNA Video Play Check if the network is stable. Check if the network cable is
properly connected and if the network is not overloaded.
If there is a wireless network section between the server
and the DTV, the communications environment may be
unstable.
Pressing the Pause key while a video or
music le is playing does not work. The
Seek function does not work either.
DLNA Video Play The Pause function may not be supported depending on
the content provided by the DLNA server or the server.
The Seek function is also not supported.
I cannot move folders and les or
cannot copy them by Dragging &
Dropping them in the PC Share
Manager program.
PC Share Manager
function
The PC Share Manager program provides le sharing with
a PC and the TV and does not provide those functions.
I changed DTV replacing older one.
However, after changing the DTV, I can
not discover PC Server, though I use
same IP address which I used before.
Access control function
runs based solery on
MAC address of target
device.
You should set new DTV as “accept” in PC share manager
Menu SHARE Set Device Policy
I cannot play a video le. DLNA Video Play Only videos recorded by specic Samsung camcorders and
digital cameras can be played. Other videos may or may
not be played depending on the resolution and format.
I can see visuals but I cannot hear
audio when playing a video.
DLNA Video Play If the audio format is not supported or the le is a non-
interleaved le, only video is played.
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