This solution provides a step-by-step guide to use Windows Media® Player as a DLNA server with the TV. YouTube® videos are also provided to guide you through some of the steps in this solution. Please click on the appropriate video link below. 

1. Make sure that a Network Setup has been set up properly.
2. Make sure that Media Sharing has been enabled on the computer.
   • If using a computer with Windows® 8/ 8.1, please click on the following link:
     Stream pictures, video, and music using Play
   • If using a computer with Windows® 7 operating system and Windows Media Player 12, please click on the following link:
     Getting started with media streaming
   • If using a computer with Windows Vista® operating system and Windows Media Player 11, please click on the following link:
     Share your media in Windows Media Player with other people or devices
3. Turn on the TV.
4. Press the HOME button.
5. Use the left arrow or right arrow to select Settings → Network → Home Network Setup.
6. Select Remote Device / Renderer → Remote Device List.
7. If the device that you are looking for does not appear, please follow the additional steps:
   • Press the Options button on the remote.
   • Select Update List.
     If this does not work, select Media Server Troubleshooting.
8. Once the desired DLNA device is selected, please select the DLNA Servers.
9. Press the HOME button on your remote.
10. Use the left arrow or right arrow to select Photo, Video, or Music.
11. Use the up arrow or down arrow to select the Windows Media Player icon.
12. Select the desired media folder to view files.
13. Press the media file you want to playback.
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