Digital Media Player (Upnp) - Noxon iRadio 400+ Bedienungsanleitung

NOXON iRadio 400+/460+
collection—enormous, well sorted by origin and genre, constantly updated, and com-
pletely independent of any computer or iPod!

Digital media player (UPnP)

You can share music files for playback in your network using server software running on
a computer or other device. The iRadio requires a UPnP-compatible server (UPnP: Uni-
versal Plug and Play) to provide it with files. A simple Windows file share is not readable.
Unlike inflexible static file shares, the iRadio offers a flexible sorting via a virtual UPnP
media server that improves the flexibility of your collection—a track can be found via the
artist, genre, album or the folder structure. And don't worry—"setting up a server" is not
as much work as it was just a few short years ago. Just launch the UPnP media server
software and you're ready to go!
One advantage: you can run multiple UPnP servers within the same network—no need
for Dad to listen to Sis' tunes or vice-versa. Each active UPnP server appears separately
in the NOXON menu for fast, easy access.
Windows
data in your library.
Apple
Unfortunately Apple does not supply any UPnP program itself, so it is necessary to rely
on a third-party supplier. Elgato offers a solution with its EyeConnect software. This is
available for free as a trial version and can be used with the full range of its functions
(including video streaming) for 30 days. Even after this period, however, the Lite version
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Windows Media Player
(Version 11 or 12) is the
simplest way to add such
a server, since it already
has this service built in.
Via the "Stream" menu
item, select the "Turn on
media streaming" func-
tion.
In the following dialogue
you now have to enable
this service explicitly and
then activate the corre-
sponding devices, if you
have multiple receivers.
Now the NOXON iRadio
can access the music