By Up until today I've been streaming films and tv shows from the pc to the xbox to watch on the big tv. However, I switched on the xbox this morning to watch the new pilot for Knight Rider and the xbox couldn't connect to the pc. Normally, closing down the network component of windows media player would solve the problem when the service automatically restarted. But, not today. So, after about an hour of fiddling and getting nowhere I totally disabled media sharing in WMP and installed TVersity.
TVersity is a media server that lets you manage your Internet and home media and create a personalized lineup of channels, and then serves this media to a multitude of networked devices in the home or on the go; making your media available anywhere, anytime and on any device.
Devices that have been reported to work, through a variety of means, include:
- The Sony Playstation 3
- The Xbox 360
- The Nintendo Wii
- The Sony PSP (firmware 2.6 or higher) via its built-in web browser
- The Nokia 770
- The Nokia N800
- Terratec Noxon
- The Nokia N80 phone
- Xbox Media Center
- The Apple iPod via iTunes
