#AIR VIDEO SERVER HD SUBTITLES INSTALL#
The HP series servers already have Bonjour running, but I did load Java when the Air Video installer asked me to kick it off after it finished install of the main application. I proceeded with the very simple setup it is worth noting that to complete setup your server needs both Sun Java as well as the Apple Bonjour service installed. I logged directly into the Remote Desktop of my EX495 and went to the Air Video server download page and downloaded the Windows version installer directly to the Windows Home Server. The problem is, you will have no server until you set one up. When you run the application you will be greeted with a simple layout asking you what server you want to connect to.
Seeing as the application is a bargain basement priced $2.99 I could not resist purchasing it and trying to set it up on my MediaSmart Server.Īir Video can be purchased in the App Store for your iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad device. Air Video was pretty much the company to beat when it came to a high quality streaming solution for video from a Mac or PC to the iPhone or Touch and they just last week released an iPad-optimized version of their video streaming application.
This is where Air Video comes to the rescue. HP makes the iStream application that allows for streaming of video, picture and music files from the MediaSmart Server to the iPhone and iPod Touch, but this application is slow, a bit clunky and is not optimized for iPad screen real estate. Thank you, Jason, for sharing this article with the community!Īs one of those forum members who rushed out and bought the new Apple iPad on day one, I’ve been eager to see how much integration would be possible between the iPad and my HP MediaSmart Server EX495.Īs many forum regulars know, one of the key areas of interest is media integration between the MediaSmart Server and devices like the iPad. The following is a guest article contributed by forum member Jason aka “jmpage2″, a Windows Home Server and Apple enthusiast.
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