Help please

[danster3k]

Right, found out about this program tonight, and decided to give it ago.

I've installed it on MacOSX 10..5.6, i then added the following values to general Configuration:

- Force networking on interface: en0
- Force IP of the server: 192.168.1.3 (my macs ip)

I then added a couple of folders in the share settings containing divx and mp3s.

My PS3 is on WiFi and my iMac is Wired.

Under the status tab it says the PS3 is found, but when I go into Video-> Search for Media Servers on the PS3 it says "No media servers were found". I've tried to turn off my firewalls (router and MacOSX) with no joy.

Under the Traces tab it ends with:
[Thread-32] TRACE Starting DLNA Server on host 192.168.1.3:5001
[Thread-32] TRACE Receiving a request from 192.168.1.68
[Thread-18] TRACE Receiving search request from 192.168.1.68! Seding DISCOVER message ..

What am I missing?

[Redlum]

Try not to force your port, also see viewtopic.php?f=7&t=442

[danster3k]

Had already seen that post, and tried with and without forcing ip and server port.

I plugged in the PS3 with an ethernet cable and it worked, but it gave several "A network error 80710736 occured" popups, very annoying, what the hell is this error?

Anyway I really want it to work with WiFi on my PS3 (my iMac will be wired) , any ideas anyone??

[meskibob]

Well, the PS3 is replying (assuming 192.168.1.68 is your PS3 ) with the firewalls disabled, so it's something else choking the UPnP traffic. Is your router setup to enable UPnP and Multicast traffic?

[danster3k]

The fact it works via ethernet cables should me the router is setup correctly right?

Anyway checked and UPnP is enabled, couldn't find anything regarding the Multicast traffic.. i'm using the o2 box that came with my ISP.

Well, the PS3 is replying (assuming 192.168.1.68 is your PS3 ) with the firewalls disabled, so it's something else choking the UPnP traffic. Is your router setup to enable UPnP and Multicast traffic?