Impossible to share media with the XBox 360

Original title: sharing windows media player files options are not available. I click on file share (not icon) and it times out. This option is then to cancel. By clicking OK, does nothing. Any ideas?

So I read on several sites, including microsoft, that media windows 11 jointly with windows XP THAT can enable file sharing. However, when I go through the steps, IE open Windows Media Player > library > media sharing, there is not all the icons to select share with. I can click the file sharing box, and then click OK. But nothing happens so I end up having to close/cancel on the file sharing window.

BTW, I'm trying to share with my XBox 360, which is to connect to the local network on my network router WAN.

All the solutions to this problem?

Hello

Please, try the following.

Step 1: connect Xbox 360 to a network, the first step for streaming music from your computer to your Xbox 360 console is to make sure that your Xbox 360 is connected to your home network.

To connect your console Xbox 360 to your network home

 

a. turn on your console and wireless network devices (for example, a router or access point).

b. plug the adapter into the USB port on the Xbox 360 game console Xbox 360 Wireless.

Your Xbox 360 should use the same router that your computer uses to connect to your home network and the Internet.

c. on the Xbox 360 Dashboard, select the System blade.

d. Select network settings, select change settingsand select the section that begins with the wireframe.

e. Select your wired network, then enter your network password (if necessary) and then select done.

Your Xbox 360 console should be connected to your home network.

Step 2:

Set Up Media Sharing in Windows Media Player 11 after you download and install Windows Media Player 11 for Windows XP, you must set up so that you can share music and other digital media with your Xbox 360 media sharing. The following steps describe how to set up media sharing in Windows Media Player 11.

To set up media sharing in Windows Media Player 11

1. in Windows Media Player 11, click the arrow below the Library tab, and then click Media Sharing.

2. in the media sharing dialog box, select the share my media check box, and then click OK

3. in the list below the share my media to check box, click on your Xbox 360 , click allow and then click OK .

It might take a little time for your Xbox 360 to appear in the list of devices.

Step 3:

 

Play music shared on Xbox 360 after setting up media sharing in Windows Media Player 11 and allowed Xbox 360 receive and read shared content, you can now listen to music from your computer and play them on your Xbox 360.

To listen to the music streaming from your computer to Xbox 360

a. using your Xbox 360 controller, select the media blade.

b. Select music.

c. Select computer.

d. on the screen of the PC based on Windows, select Yes, continue.

After a few moments, your computer with shared media name must appear.

e. under, select your computer, select your computer and the name of shared media.

f. find the music you want to play, then press Play.

The flow of the music from your computer to your Xbox 360.

If this is not enough, so I also suggest that you send your request to:

http://www.Xbox.com/en-us/forums

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