How to add media server manually? (AirPlayer)

You need to input your media server’s description address to add the media server manually, then you can watch your movies when you outside your house :)

1. Twonky media server.

http://IP Address:9000/TMSDeviceDescription.xml

2. PS3 media server

http://IP Address:5001/description/fetch

3. Eyeconnect

http://IP Address:2170/

4. Vuze

http://IP Address:63158/RootDevice.xml

If you have added other media server successfully, tell us!

5. AirPlayer media server

http://IP Address:2072/DeviceDescription.xml

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29 Responses to “How to add media server manually? (AirPlayer)”

  1. Scenic Says:

    How can I stream *.ts videos form a dreambox to iphone an OPlayer. A user wrote in itunes store comment that this should work.

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  4. Mikel Says:

    I have PS3 media server and I’m trying to configure to be connected from outsider. I configre manually http://IP Address:5001/description/fetch but it doesnt work. What is the description ? I put the ñame of the PC.
    Can you help me ?
    Thanks,
    Mikel.

  5. Meldrion Says:

    Hello, I just wonder if i can add the Wild Media Server manually ?

  6. Cedric Says:

    Hi,
    I have PS3 MS installed on my PC and it is working perfectly on local network. I’m then wondering on how do I need to set up AirPlayer to have access to my media away from my home.

    Which IP address should I use to add media server manually http://IP Address:5001/description/fetch?

    I tested the connection (made tests from home, I guess it is possible to test even if not away?) with two IP addresses

    I tried using my computer’s IP (173.176…, I understand this is my “real” IP) and it is not working, showing “UnKnowed Media Server”.

    I also tried using PS3 MS IP Address (something like 192.168…) and it is working but I’m wondering if this will really work away from home as I understand from some readings that this IP address is more one of local network.

    Your help will be much appreciated.

    Cedric

    • olimsoft Says:

      when you outside the house, you need to input the public ip, your case is(173..), you can simply test it by input “http://IP Address:5001/description/fetch” in your safari to see whether you can get a xml file, then you can add it manually.

      • Paul Bechthold Says:

        I posted on a similar topic last. My trouble is like cedric’s in that I can not find the description file for my device (MBWE2 running TMS 5.1) I verified this by your suggestion. Navigating to 70.75…:9000/TMSDeviceDescription.xml brings up a 404 page. Is there another possible location or name for the file? Is there a workaround?

        I was under the impression that users had gotten the MBWE2 working with airplayer from remote locations.

      • olimsoft Says:

        sorry, we haven’t got this type device. next release, when you find your device in your local network, we will show the local address of the description file, then you can know the public address of the file.

  7. Vincent Says:

    Hello,
    I have a belkin home base
    Can i use it with your airplayer ?
    Thanks

  8. Jarrod Says:

    Hello,
    I’m trying to set up the airplayer externally to connect with PS3 media server, where can I got for a complete ‘how to’ because I really have not much of an idea??

    Thanks

  9. Jarrod Says:

    Thanks for the reply but I’m still a little lost, if I want to connect my iPad externally to a ps3 media server using the airplayer app on my iPad am I manually setting it up on my iPad and what details am I changing or manually inputting? Is this what I’m using “http://192.168.1.3:5001/description/fetch”, do I replace the “description” part of this address?
    Thanks

    • olimsoft Says:

      You need to replace the ip of your media server’s public ip, if your are in your home network, maybe you need to do a port mapping. public ip:5001 you media server local ip:5001

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  11. Alexander Michel Valentin Wagenius Says:

    what do i put as username and password?

  12. Knud J Jensen Says:

    Hi

    I’m not sure if this a question for here, or for Western digital.

    I have a setup of a WD My book world editon 2 connected to a linksys e300 router, and i have set up my router to match external port 9000 with the internal port of my WD.

    I have opened up Airplayer over wifi, and copied the address in the field, and then manually made a new device with the same address but with the external ip of my router.

    And then i can open it in safari on my iphone, and see an xml file.

    When i open airplayer remotely, i can now access all my files on my home WD drive.

    What i am curious about now is, can i fill out the fields with username and password, so that my WD isnt shared publically with the rest of the world?

    • olimsoft Says:

      UPNP is mainly designed for the local network, but some server provide external access with a username/password, if your nas not support username/password, suggest you not to manually add it.

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  15. pat Says:

    Hi. I’m trying to open a .mov file downloaded from Filezilla w/ windows 7 and I can’t. What do I need to do?
    Thanks
    Pat

  16. Arthur Says:

    Hi. You can add Freenas 7. With UPnP enabled at default port 49152. Without a password.

    -> http://:49152/description.xml

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