I have three Windows 10 Computers setup in my home network. They are each configured for Media Streaming to my Samsung Series 7 TV. While two computers are showing all of the content within their respective Windows Media Player Libraries one is not.
Instead the troubled computer is not showing titles that begin with specific letters; these letters are currently R, S and T (though this can change if I delete the Media Player library and 'rebuild' it).
At first I thought that the sheer number of titles on the computer could be an issue; however I have cross checked the troubled computer with one of the full functioning ones and found that the troubled computer actually has less titles. In fact there are only
about 900 titles on the troubled computer, and just over 1500 on the good computer which I performed my comparison on.
On the troubled computer I can see all of the titles listed in Media Player, and can select / play titles that are not being displayed on the TV (through streaming). Furthermore I can copy specific titles from the troubled computer to a good computer on the
network and then select the good computer on my TV at which point I am then able to see the content!
Has anybody encountered this kind of issue when streaming content from Windows 10 using Windows Media Player? If so can you please share your findings?
The main issue is that not all titles are listed in the Windows Media player, right?
We could refer to the following link to rebuild the library.
New Included Music Files Are not Displayed in Windows Media Player Library https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/win7/2011/04/05/new-included-music-files-are-not-displayed-in-windows-media-player-library/
If the issue persists, please try to reinstall the Windows Media feature from the program control panel(Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\Programs and Features).
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