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Guest Ethernia85

I take it no one here uses CineXplayer?

Installs on your phone as a player, just share the movie like you would normally in windows, browse to it on the phone (ES File Explorer etc) Open the file, choose cineXplayer and thats it.

Streams a 1gig+ movie in seconds, haven't had any buffer problems.

Edit - Had the wrong name originally.

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Guest Ethernia85

I have hd movies on my pc so it keeps buffering all the time...

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It's your network.

I can stream movies that are 4gig+ blueray rips perfectly fine, using either CineX or Mx player, just tested it.

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It's your network.

I can stream movies that are 4gig+ blueray rips perfectly fine, using either CineX or Mx player, just tested it.

I think you're right but sadly my network will not change :/

I have a Tp-Link WR1043ND Draft N, 300 mbit/s but it looks like my bedroom is a little too far from the router...

I'll try to find some workaround, thanks :)

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Guest stonebear

Made a Samba server on PC and use es file explorer to view all your server folder

Is there an easy way to make a Windows 7 PC have Samba? It seems complicated from what I have seen.

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There is no need, my friend :)

You just have to share a folder on Windows (right click on the folder then properties then share) and access it from liquid.

Samba is Windows file sharing for Linux so if you're on Windows you do not need it :)

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Guest snowbord

 Get Bubbleupnp and upnplay on your phone then install ps3mediaserver.org. excellent super simple media streaming for DLNA devices.. like ps3 or your phone! It is not limited to ps3. 

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