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Networks and Remotes => Remotes => Topic started by: Ad Astra on December 26, 2016, 09:54:07 am
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Hi
I have purchased a copy of JRemote and installed it on my iPad. I have enabled Use Media Network to share this library and enable DLNA in JRiver MC on my HTPC. Under services I can see JRiver Media Center 22 Service is running as local system account.
I cannot connect JRemote on my iPad to MC unless I logon to the user account on the HTPC that I use to run JRiver MC. Ideally I would just like to boot my HTPC and connect my iPad; having to logon to a user account on the HTPC is not ideal.
Everything is running locally, no external WAN connections involved.
I assume the Windows firewall settings are working OK as I can play music when I am logged on to my HTPC. Any ideas how to get JRemote to work just by booting the PC?
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Does it work if you launch jriver mc desktop, and connect jremote using the access key?
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Yes, If I log in to my HTPC and run MC then I can connect via JRemote on my iPad.
I do not want to have to log in to my HTPC (kinda defeats the object of using JRemote, if I have to go to the lounge and get the keyboard out). I was hoping that simply powering the HTPC on was sufficient as the service is then running. Have I missed something out in setting up my system?
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I have done some investigation on my Windows configuration:
jrservice.exe is started up as a service so will run when HTPC is booted.
mediacentre22.exe is run at logon time. I guess this is why I cannot connect using JRemote unless I logon to the user account.
Is there a way to setup JRiver on the server PC so that a simple boot is sufficient, e.g. in response to a wake on LAN packet?