Owner`s manual
The selected video will begin playing on the player after a short delay. A DLNA Controller
window will be shown on the Windows 7 computer that can be used to control playback of the
media file.
8.1.2 .–Ǻ
Popular smartphone and tablet platforms including iOS and Android
can function as DLNA Controllers when running an appropriate
app. There are numerous DLNA apps available for both iOS and
Android, the example here uses iMediaShare, which is available for
both platforms free of charge from the respective app
store/markets.
Follow the directions below to push media files to the player using
iMediaShare:
1) Install iMediaShare on the smartphone or tablet device.
2) Make sure that the smartphone or tablet is connected via
WLAN to the same network as the player.
3) Run iMediaShare and browse for media files. The source
can be Internet sites, or local UPnP servers.
4) After selecting a media file to play, iMediaShare lists
available DLNA DMR devices detected, which should include “EP950” (or the DLNA
Device Name configured).
5) Select the player as the playback device.
The selected video will begin playing on the player after a short delay. The user can continue to
browse for other media files to play while the playback of the current media file is on-going.
8.2 '0.
The player has a BitTorrent client that can be used for managing BitTorrent file downloads. Due
to the limited general processing power of the player, it is recommended that the BitTorrent
client be used to download 1 file at a time. Follow the instructions below to use the BitTorrent
client:
1) First, turn on the BitTorrent service (see ‘9.4.5 BT Process’).
2) Next, determine the IP address of the player by checking the network information (see
‘9.4.4 Network Info’).
3) To access the BitTorrent client, open a web browser on a computer and set the URL to
http://ip-address-of-player.
4) If the BT/SAMBA security has been turned on, a login prompt will be displayed. Login
with the following credentials: