This guide will show you how to customize DLNA Media Streaming settings for your account on Windows 10 and Windows 11 .
DLNA Media Streaming allows you to share media from your account's personal Music, Pictures, PlayLists, and Videos folders to other users (same computer), DLNA-enabled computers, and devices on your network. It also allows you to receive media from other computers and DLNA-enabled devices.
If you enable DLNA Media Streaming, you can choose what content is streamed by default to all or specific computers and devices on your network.
Option 1: Customize default media streaming settings
By default, all devices use the default media streaming settings unless you customize them for a specific device using option 2.
1. Open Control Panel (icon view) and click the Network and Sharing Center icon .
2. Click the Media streaming options link on the left side of Network and Sharing Center .
3. Click the Choose default settings link at the top.
4. Select the media stream settings you want to use by default and click OK .
5. Click OK when finished.
6. Now, you can close Network and Sharing Center if you want.
Option 2: Customize media streaming settings for specific devices
1. Open Control Panel (icon view) and click the Network and Sharing Center icon .
2. Click the Media streaming options link on the left side of Network and Sharing Center .
3. Select the device (e.g. "[TV] Samsung Q70 Series (82)") you want and click Customize .
4. Select the media streaming settings you want this particular device to use (e.g. "[TV] Samsung Q70 Series (82)") and click OK .
5. Click OK when finished.
6. Now, you can close Network and Sharing Center if you want.
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