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	== Sharing the Library over UPnP (DLNA) ==		== Sharing the Library over UPnP (DLNA) ==

	# Go to '''Tools > Options > Media Sharing'''.[[File:Wiki-~~MM2024 Options~~ Media Sharing.~~png~~\|center\|~~alt=~~MediaMonkey Media Sharing ~~settings\|MediaMonkey Media Sharing settings~~]]<br><br>		# Go to '''Tools > Options > Media Sharing'''.[[File:Wiki-MM5 Media Sharing.jpg\|859px\|center\|MediaMonkey MM5 Media Sharing Options]]<br><br>
	#* ''Add Windows firewall exception'' will have MediaMonkey change the necessary settings in the Windows Firewall to allow the MediaMonkey Media Server to connect to the network.		#* ''Add Windows firewall exception'' will have MediaMonkey change the necessary settings in the Windows Firewall to allow the MediaMonkey Media Server to connect to the network.
	#* ''Cache auto-converted content to'' allows you to set the location where Auto-Converted copies send to clients are stored.		#* ''Cache auto-converted content to'' allows you to set the location where Auto-Converted copies send to clients are stored.

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	# Using the Settings button (not available for Google Cast Groups) you can configure the clients individual [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Auto-Conversion_Configuration}}\|Auto-Conversion]] settings. This configuration is the same as the individual client settings in the Media Servers settings discussed above.		# Using the Settings button (not available for Google Cast Groups) you can configure the clients individual [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Auto-Conversion_Configuration}}\|Auto-Conversion]] settings. This configuration is the same as the individual client settings in the Media Servers settings discussed above.
	# To stop casting set ''Play to'' to ''Internal Player''.		# To stop casting set ''Play to'' to ''Internal Player''.
	[[File:Wiki-~~MM5~~ Options Streaming.~~jpg~~\|~~796px~~\|~~center~~\|MediaMonkey ~~Options~~ Streaming]]		[[File:Wiki-MM2024 Options Streaming.png\|center\|alt=MediaMonkey Streaming settings\|MediaMonkey Streaming settings]]

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	#* Set what [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Playback Rules}}#Collections\|Collections]], [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Using Playlists}}\|Playlists]] and/or [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Using AutoPlaylists}}\|AutoPlaylists]] should be shared with clients. ''Note, individual client settings override this selection.''		#* Set what [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Playback Rules}}#Collections\|Collections]], [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Using Playlists}}\|Playlists]] and/or [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Using AutoPlaylists}}\|AutoPlaylists]] should be shared with clients. ''Note, individual client settings override this selection.''
	#* ''Show index for categories with many items'' will create a first letter index when a node has too many results. For example if you enable it to 50 an index would be created when browsing to Artists and there are more than 50 Artists to be shown. Some client can struggle displaying large lists/some MediaMonkey Libraries are really large and this extra browsing step can speed up navigating the Media Server from a client.		#* ''Show index for categories with many items'' will create a first letter index when a node has too many results. For example if you enable it to 50 an index would be created when browsing to Artists and there are more than 50 Artists to be shown. Some client can struggle displaying large lists/some MediaMonkey Libraries are really large and this extra browsing step can speed up navigating the Media Server from a client.
	#The ''[[{{WebHelp:Links\|Auto-Conversion Configuration}}\| Auto-conversion]]'' tab allows you to set [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Auto-Conversion Configuration}}\| Auto-conversion]] rules so MediaMonkey converts content that isn't compatible with clients. ''Note, individual client settings override this selection. For video, only Auto-Conversion to WMV is presently supported in for streaming.''[[File:Wiki-~~MM5~~ Media Sharing Auto-Conversion.~~jpg\|1000px~~\|center\|MediaMonkey Media Sharing Auto-Conversion ~~Tab~~ Options]]<br><br>		#The ''[[{{WebHelp:Links\|Auto-Conversion Configuration}}\| Auto-conversion]]'' tab allows you to set [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Auto-Conversion Configuration}}\| Auto-conversion]] rules so MediaMonkey converts content that isn't compatible with clients. ''Note, individual client settings override this selection. For video, only Auto-Conversion to WMV is presently supported in for streaming.''[[File:Wiki-MM2024 Options Media Sharing Auto-Conversion.png\|center\|alt=MediaMonkey Options Media Sharing Auto-Conversion settings\|MediaMonkey Options Media Sharing Auto-Conversion settings]]<br><br>
	#Once you're done, Click '''OK''' in the Media Sharing dialog, and then '''OK''' in the 'Options' dialog to accept the changes. You should be able to browse the shared content from your MediaMonkey library from other DLNA devices.		#Once you're done, Click '''OK''' in the Media Sharing dialog, and then '''OK''' in the 'Options' dialog to accept the changes. You should be able to browse the shared content from your MediaMonkey library from other DLNA devices.

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	#* ''Accept external IP addresses'' would allow devices from outside the network to connect to the MediaMonkey Media Server. This should be disabled unless you setup [https://www.mediamonkey.com/support/knowledge-base/mediamonkey-upnp-dlna/access-dlna-upnp-server-outside-network/ outside access] to the Media Server.		#* ''Accept external IP addresses'' would allow devices from outside the network to connect to the MediaMonkey Media Server. This should be disabled unless you setup [https://www.mediamonkey.com/support/knowledge-base/mediamonkey-upnp-dlna/access-dlna-upnp-server-outside-network/ outside access] to the Media Server.
	#* You can scan the QR code on another device to see if you can access the Media Server. The QR code will open a browser page with an XML file from the Media Server.		#* You can scan the QR code on another device to see if you can access the Media Server. The QR code will open a browser page with an XML file from the Media Server.
	# On the '''Shared content''' tab:[[File:Wiki-~~MM5~~ Media Sharing Shared Content.~~jpg~~\|~~1000px~~\|~~center~~\|MediaMonkey Media Sharing Shared Content ~~Tab Options~~]]<br><br>		# On the '''Shared content''' tab:[[File:Wiki-MM2024 Options Media Sharing Shared Content.png\|center\|alt=MediaMonkey Media Sharing Shared Content settings\|MediaMonkey Media Sharing Shared Content settings]]<br><br>
	#* Set what [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Playback Rules}}#Collections\|Collections]], [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Using Playlists}}\|Playlists]] and/or [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Using AutoPlaylists}}\|AutoPlaylists]] should be shared with clients. ''Note, individual client settings override this selection.''		#* Set what [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Playback Rules}}#Collections\|Collections]], [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Using Playlists}}\|Playlists]] and/or [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Using AutoPlaylists}}\|AutoPlaylists]] should be shared with clients. ''Note, individual client settings override this selection.''
	#* ''Show index for categories with many items'' will create a first letter index when a node has too many results. For example if you enable it to 50 an index would be created when browsing to Artists and there are more than 50 Artists to be shown. Some client can struggle displaying large lists/some MediaMonkey Libraries are really large and this extra browsing step can speed up navigating the Media Server from a client.		#* ''Show index for categories with many items'' will create a first letter index when a node has too many results. For example if you enable it to 50 an index would be created when browsing to Artists and there are more than 50 Artists to be shown. Some client can struggle displaying large lists/some MediaMonkey Libraries are really large and this extra browsing step can speed up navigating the Media Server from a client.

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	#** You can '''Remove''' a selected client if you no longer want it associated (this doesn't prevent the client from connecting again)		#** You can '''Remove''' a selected client if you no longer want it associated (this doesn't prevent the client from connecting again)
	#** With '''Options''' you can set what customize specific content to be shared with that client and customize what client specific [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Auto-Conversion_Configuration}}\|Auto-Conversion]] rules should be used. If ''Customize for this decice'' isn't enabled the Media Server settings for Shared Content and [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Auto-Conversion_Configuration}}\|Auto-Conversion]] are used.		#** With '''Options''' you can set what customize specific content to be shared with that client and customize what client specific [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Auto-Conversion_Configuration}}\|Auto-Conversion]] rules should be used. If ''Customize for this decice'' isn't enabled the Media Server settings for Shared Content and [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Auto-Conversion_Configuration}}\|Auto-Conversion]] are used.
	# On the '''Server''' tab:[[File:Wiki-~~MM5~~ Media Sharing Server.~~jpg~~\|~~931px~~\|~~center~~\|MediaMonkey Media Sharing Server ~~Tab Options~~]]<br><br>		# On the '''Server''' tab:[[File:Wiki-MM2024 Options Media Sharing Server.png\|center\|alt=MediaMonkey Media Sharing Server settings\|MediaMonkey Media Sharing Server settings]]<br><br>
	#* ''Server name'' allows you to change the name used for the Media Server. For example you can add User or PC information if you have multiple MediaMonkey Media Servers on your network to distinguish them.		#* ''Server name'' allows you to change the name used for the Media Server. For example you can add User or PC information if you have multiple MediaMonkey Media Servers on your network to distinguish them.
	#* ''IP address'' allows you to select which network interface on your PC is to be used by the Media Server. A cabled connection is preferred over a wifi connection.		#* ''IP address'' allows you to select which network interface on your PC is to be used by the Media Server. A cabled connection is preferred over a wifi connection.

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	#* ''Maximum cache size'' sets how much storage MediaMonkey is allowed to use to store Auto-Converted files. MediaMonkey will use the cached copy instead of auto-converting a file if a client requests it again.		#* ''Maximum cache size'' sets how much storage MediaMonkey is allowed to use to store Auto-Converted files. MediaMonkey will use the cached copy instead of auto-converting a file if a client requests it again.
	# ''Add'' a Media Server if none exists or use ''Options'' to configure the existing Media Server.		# ''Add'' a Media Server if none exists or use ''Options'' to configure the existing Media Server.
	# On the '''Clients''' tab:[[File:Wiki-~~MM5~~ Media Sharing Clients.~~jpg~~\|~~1000px~~\|~~center~~\|MediaMonkey Media Sharing Clients ~~Tab Options~~]]<br><br>		# On the '''Clients''' tab:[[File:Wiki-MM2024 Options Media Sharing Clients.png\|center\|alt=MediaMonkey Media Sharing Clients settings\|MediaMonkey Media Sharing Clients settings]]<br><br>
	#* ''Update play count when playing remotely'', when enabled the Play History of files played on clients will be added to the MediaMonkey Library.		#* ''Update play count when playing remotely'', when enabled the Play History of files played on clients will be added to the MediaMonkey Library.
			#* ''Scrobble to last.fm if Scrobbling is enabled'' will scrobble play by clients to last.fm if last.fm scrobbling has been configured in the Options.
	#* ''Share automatically with all new devices'', when enabled will allow any new client on the network to access the Shared Content of the Media Server.		#* ''Share automatically with all new devices'', when enabled will allow any new client on the network to access the Shared Content of the Media Server.
	#* ''Devices'' lists all clients that have scanned for/connected to the MediaMonkey.		#* ''Devices'' lists all clients that have scanned for/connected to the MediaMonkey.

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	== Sharing the Library over UPnP (DLNA) ==		== Sharing the Library over UPnP (DLNA) ==

	# Go to '''Tools > Options > Media Sharing'''.[[File:Wiki-~~MM5~~ Media Sharing.~~jpg~~\|~~859px~~\|~~center~~\|MediaMonkey ~~MM5~~ Media Sharing ~~Options~~]]<br><br>		# Go to '''Tools > Options > Media Sharing'''.[[File:Wiki-MM2024 Options Media Sharing.png\|center\|alt=MediaMonkey Media Sharing settings\|MediaMonkey Media Sharing settings]]<br><br>
	#* ''Add Windows firewall exception'' will have MediaMonkey change the necessary settings in the Windows Firewall to allow the MediaMonkey Media Server to connect to the network.		#* ''Add Windows firewall exception'' will have MediaMonkey change the necessary settings in the Windows Firewall to allow the MediaMonkey Media Server to connect to the network.
	#* ''Cache auto-converted content to'' allows you to set the location where Auto-Converted copies send to clients are stored.		#* ''Cache auto-converted content to'' allows you to set the location where Auto-Converted copies send to clients are stored.

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	* MediaMonkey also contains a DLNA renderer, allowing MediaMonkey to [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Playing_Audio_Tracks}}#Playing_files_from_DLNA_Servers\|stream from DLNA Servers]] or be controlled by a DLNA control point App.		* MediaMonkey also contains a DLNA renderer, allowing MediaMonkey to [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Playing_Audio_Tracks}}#Playing_files_from_DLNA_Servers\|stream from DLNA Servers]] or be controlled by a DLNA control point App.
	* MediaMonkey can [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Sync_MediaMonkey_with_an_Android_device}}\|Wifi Sync]] with [[MediaMonkey for Android\|MediaMonkey for Android]] on Android smartphones and [[MediaMonkey for Android\|MediaMonkey for Android]] can stream media files from MediaMonkey via UPnP.		* MediaMonkey can [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Sync_MediaMonkey_with_an_Android_device}}\|Wifi Sync]] with [[MediaMonkey for Android\|MediaMonkey for Android]] on Android smartphones and [[MediaMonkey for Android\|MediaMonkey for Android]] can stream media files from MediaMonkey via UPnP.
			* Neither DLNA nor Chromecast allow for any editing of files on the clients, they're streaming only protocols.

	''Note that both the MediaMonkey Media Server as well as Casting from MediaMonkey require [https://www.mediamonkey.com/support/knowledge-base/mediamonkey-upnp-dlna/mediamonkey-upnp-server-inaccessible/ permissions] in the [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Setting_UPnP_DLNA_Media_Servers\|Content}}#Firewall\|Firewall]]''		''Note that both the MediaMonkey Media Server as well as Casting from MediaMonkey require [https://www.mediamonkey.com/support/knowledge-base/mediamonkey-upnp-dlna/mediamonkey-upnp-server-inaccessible/ permissions] in the [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Setting_UPnP_DLNA_Media_Servers\|Content}}#Firewall\|Firewall]]''
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	Both the MediaMonkey Media Server as well the ability to cast/stream from MediaMonkey to another device require communication through the firewall. This is normally configured automatically, but if you haven't enabled the Media Server and granted firewall access OR if you're using a third-party firewall, casting/streaming will fail. The MediaMonkey Server uses a specific port set in the Media Server Options, but casting/streaming uses random ports when the Media Server isn't enabled. Please see [https://www.mediamonkey.com/support/knowledge-base/mediamonkey-upnp-dlna/mediamonkey-upnp-server-inaccessible/ this knowledgebase article] for more information.		Both the MediaMonkey Media Server as well the ability to cast/stream from MediaMonkey to another device require communication through the firewall. This is normally configured automatically, but if you haven't enabled the Media Server and granted firewall access OR if you're using a third-party firewall, casting/streaming will fail. The MediaMonkey Server uses a specific port set in the Media Server Options, but casting/streaming uses random ports when the Media Server isn't enabled. Please see [https://www.mediamonkey.com/support/knowledge-base/mediamonkey-upnp-dlna/mediamonkey-upnp-server-inaccessible/ this knowledgebase article] for more information.


	== Related ==		== Related ==

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	== Streaming/Casting MediaMonkey Audio to a DLNA or Chromecast Renderer ==		== Streaming/Casting MediaMonkey Audio to a DLNA or Chromecast Renderer ==

	MediaMonkey can stream/cast the playing files to a DLNA or Chromecast capable player (client) on the same network. Streaming/Casting is limited to 30 minutes in the free version, but unlimited with [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Upgrading_to_the_Gold_Version}}#Gold_Features\|MediaMonkey Gold]]. To cast to a DLNA or Chromecast player:		MediaMonkey can stream/cast the playing files to a DLNA or Chromecast capable player (client) on the same network. Streaming/Casting is limited to 30 minutes in the free version, but unlimited with [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Upgrading_to_the_Gold_Version}}#Gold_Features\|MediaMonkey Gold]], and online content can't be cast. To cast to a DLNA or Chromecast player:
	# Use the Play to (Cast) button on the MediaMonkey Player and it will show all DLNA and Chromecast capable clients on the network or go to '''Tools > Options > Streaming''' from the Main Menu and use ''Play To''.		# Use the Play to (Cast) button on the MediaMonkey Player and it will show all DLNA and Chromecast capable clients on the network or go to '''Tools > Options > Streaming''' from the Main Menu and use ''Play To''.
	# Select a client from the list of clients to cast to		# Select a client from the list of clients to cast to

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	#* ''Maximum cache size'' sets how much storage MediaMonkey is allowed to use to store Auto-Converted files. MediaMonkey will use the cached copy instead of auto-converting a file if a client requests it again.		#* ''Maximum cache size'' sets how much storage MediaMonkey is allowed to use to store Auto-Converted files. MediaMonkey will use the cached copy instead of auto-converting a file if a client requests it again.
	# ''Add'' a Media Server if none exists or use ''Options'' to configure the existing Media Server.		# ''Add'' a Media Server if none exists or use ''Options'' to configure the existing Media Server.
	# On the '''Clients''' tab:[[File:Wiki-~~MM2024 Options~~ Media Sharing Clients.~~png~~\|center\|~~alt=~~MediaMonkey Media Sharing Clients ~~settings\|MediaMonkey Media Sharing Clients settings~~]]<br><br>		# On the '''Clients''' tab:[[File:Wiki-MM5 Media Sharing Clients.jpg\|1000px\|center\|MediaMonkey Media Sharing Clients Tab Options]]<br><br>
	#* ''Update play count when playing remotely'', when enabled the Play History of files played on clients will be added to the MediaMonkey Library.		#* ''Update play count when playing remotely'', when enabled the Play History of files played on clients will be added to the MediaMonkey Library.
	~~#* ''Scrobble to last.fm if Scrobbling is enabled'' will scrobble play by clients to last.fm if last.fm scrobbling has been configured in the Options.~~
	#* ''Share automatically with all new devices'', when enabled will allow any new client on the network to access the Shared Content of the Media Server.		#* ''Share automatically with all new devices'', when enabled will allow any new client on the network to access the Shared Content of the Media Server.
	#* ''Devices'' lists all clients that have scanned for/connected to the MediaMonkey.		#* ''Devices'' lists all clients that have scanned for/connected to the MediaMonkey.
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	#** You can '''Remove''' a selected client if you no longer want it associated (this doesn't prevent the client from connecting again)		#** You can '''Remove''' a selected client if you no longer want it associated (this doesn't prevent the client from connecting again)
	#** With '''Options''' you can set what customize specific content to be shared with that client and customize what client specific [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Auto-Conversion_Configuration}}\|Auto-Conversion]] rules should be used. If ''Customize for this decice'' isn't enabled the Media Server settings for Shared Content and [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Auto-Conversion_Configuration}}\|Auto-Conversion]] are used.		#** With '''Options''' you can set what customize specific content to be shared with that client and customize what client specific [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Auto-Conversion_Configuration}}\|Auto-Conversion]] rules should be used. If ''Customize for this decice'' isn't enabled the Media Server settings for Shared Content and [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Auto-Conversion_Configuration}}\|Auto-Conversion]] are used.
	# On the '''Server''' tab:[[File:Wiki-~~MM2024 Options~~ Media Sharing Server.~~png~~\|center\|~~alt=~~MediaMonkey Media Sharing Server ~~settings\|MediaMonkey Media Sharing Server settings~~]]<br><br>		# On the '''Server''' tab:[[File:Wiki-MM5 Media Sharing Server.jpg\|931px\|center\|MediaMonkey Media Sharing Server Tab Options]]<br><br>
	#* ''Server name'' allows you to change the name used for the Media Server. For example you can add User or PC information if you have multiple MediaMonkey Media Servers on your network to distinguish them.		#* ''Server name'' allows you to change the name used for the Media Server. For example you can add User or PC information if you have multiple MediaMonkey Media Servers on your network to distinguish them.
	#* ''IP address'' allows you to select which network interface on your PC is to be used by the Media Server. A cabled connection is preferred over a wifi connection.		#* ''IP address'' allows you to select which network interface on your PC is to be used by the Media Server. A cabled connection is preferred over a wifi connection.
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	#* ''Accept external IP addresses'' would allow devices from outside the network to connect to the MediaMonkey Media Server. This should be disabled unless you setup [https://www.mediamonkey.com/support/knowledge-base/mediamonkey-upnp-dlna/access-dlna-upnp-server-outside-network/ outside access] to the Media Server.		#* ''Accept external IP addresses'' would allow devices from outside the network to connect to the MediaMonkey Media Server. This should be disabled unless you setup [https://www.mediamonkey.com/support/knowledge-base/mediamonkey-upnp-dlna/access-dlna-upnp-server-outside-network/ outside access] to the Media Server.
	#* You can scan the QR code on another device to see if you can access the Media Server. The QR code will open a browser page with an XML file from the Media Server.		#* You can scan the QR code on another device to see if you can access the Media Server. The QR code will open a browser page with an XML file from the Media Server.
	# On the '''Shared content''' tab:[[File:Wiki-~~MM2024 Options~~ Media Sharing Shared Content.~~png~~\|center\|~~alt=~~MediaMonkey Media Sharing Shared Content ~~settings\|MediaMonkey Media Sharing Shared Content settings~~]]<br><br>		# On the '''Shared content''' tab:[[File:Wiki-MM5 Media Sharing Shared Content.jpg\|1000px\|center\|MediaMonkey Media Sharing Shared Content Tab Options]]<br><br>
	#* Set what [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Playback Rules}}#Collections\|Collections]], [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Using Playlists}}\|Playlists]] and/or [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Using AutoPlaylists}}\|AutoPlaylists]] should be shared with clients. ''Note, individual client settings override this selection.''		#* Set what [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Playback Rules}}#Collections\|Collections]], [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Using Playlists}}\|Playlists]] and/or [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Using AutoPlaylists}}\|AutoPlaylists]] should be shared with clients. ''Note, individual client settings override this selection.''
	#* ''Show index for categories with many items'' will create a first letter index when a node has too many results. For example if you enable it to 50 an index would be created when browsing to Artists and there are more than 50 Artists to be shown. Some client can struggle displaying large lists/some MediaMonkey Libraries are really large and this extra browsing step can speed up navigating the Media Server from a client.		#* ''Show index for categories with many items'' will create a first letter index when a node has too many results. For example if you enable it to 50 an index would be created when browsing to Artists and there are more than 50 Artists to be shown. Some client can struggle displaying large lists/some MediaMonkey Libraries are really large and this extra browsing step can speed up navigating the Media Server from a client.
	#The ''[[{{WebHelp:Links\|Auto-Conversion Configuration}}\| Auto-conversion]]'' tab allows you to set [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Auto-Conversion Configuration}}\| Auto-conversion]] rules so MediaMonkey converts content that isn't compatible with clients. ''Note, individual client settings override this selection. For video, only Auto-Conversion to WMV is presently supported in for streaming.''[[File:Wiki-~~MM2024 Options~~ Media Sharing Auto-Conversion.~~png~~\|center\|~~alt=~~MediaMonkey ~~Options~~ Media Sharing Auto-Conversion ~~settings\|MediaMonkey~~ Options ~~Media Sharing Auto-Conversion settings~~]]<br><br>		#The ''[[{{WebHelp:Links\|Auto-Conversion Configuration}}\| Auto-conversion]]'' tab allows you to set [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Auto-Conversion Configuration}}\| Auto-conversion]] rules so MediaMonkey converts content that isn't compatible with clients. ''Note, individual client settings override this selection. For video, only Auto-Conversion to WMV is presently supported in for streaming.''[[File:Wiki-MM5 Media Sharing Auto-Conversion.jpg\|1000px\|center\|MediaMonkey Media Sharing Auto-Conversion Tab Options]]<br><br>
	#Once you're done, Click '''OK''' in the Media Sharing dialog, and then '''OK''' in the 'Options' dialog to accept the changes. You should be able to browse the shared content from your MediaMonkey library from other DLNA devices.		#Once you're done, Click '''OK''' in the Media Sharing dialog, and then '''OK''' in the 'Options' dialog to accept the changes. You should be able to browse the shared content from your MediaMonkey library from other DLNA devices.

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	# Using the Settings button (not available for Google Cast Groups) you can configure the clients individual [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Auto-Conversion_Configuration}}\|Auto-Conversion]] settings. This configuration is the same as the individual client settings in the Media Servers settings discussed above.		# Using the Settings button (not available for Google Cast Groups) you can configure the clients individual [[{{WebHelp:Links\|Auto-Conversion_Configuration}}\|Auto-Conversion]] settings. This configuration is the same as the individual client settings in the Media Servers settings discussed above.
	# To stop casting set ''Play to'' to ''Internal Player''.		# To stop casting set ''Play to'' to ''Internal Player''.
	[[File:Wiki-~~MM2024~~ Options Streaming.~~png~~\|center~~\|alt=MediaMonkey Streaming settings~~\|MediaMonkey Streaming ~~settings~~]]		[[File:Wiki-MM5 Options Streaming.jpg\|796px\|center\|MediaMonkey Options Streaming]]