How Do I Find My Jriver Service Acce Key

WebRemote is a mode to control Media Heart or an attached DLNA device using a spider web browser. It was introduced in MC15. Previous versions had a archaic spider web interface with the same name.

WebRemote is designed to piece of work well on mobile devices like a Google telephone, iPhone, or Windows Mobile device. The system is template and skin based, and so user designs are possible.

MC14 added a Media Center Spider web Service(MCWS). Information technology responded to network calls to Media Center, and responded in a tidy format. TRemote was built on top of MCWS. WebRemote uses this same system. It also uses AJAX to talk to the MCWS and update the display without page refreshes.

J. River DLNA servers and renderers, visible in Windows Explorer > Network, volition also expose WebRemote on right-click > "View device webpage".

Instructions

Configure WebRemote in MC's Options > Network, where you tin choose a port to run it on (52199, for example). It shares the port with Library Server. In one case you enable it, you can use a web browser to connect to it.

1. Go to Tools/Options/Media Network.

2. Enable Library Server by checking the box.

3. Generate an Access Key (Enable Easy Access).

four. The half dozen grapheme Admission Fundamental should then be available in the same area. You can re-create it to the clipboard or email an invitation to yourself or open a spider web browser.

five. Click on the link in the electronic mail.

Once you've used the Admission Key to connect, you will be able to browse your library and play files on the server.

Firewalls volition forbid admission unless the port (52199 in the examples to a higher place) is open up. Please see Network Admission for more than information.