On the phone 1 of the 2 servers does this same thing asking for this information but the other server listed (UPnP) with my PC's name just connects without asking for login credentials and has all the files available. If you would like to learn how to prepare your media for Direct. So, all that Atmos content on my media server was in 7.1. Emby for Apple TV can handle just about any type of media thanks to Emby Server transcoding.
Noticed my atmos speakers / bar wasnt activating those channels. I have an App on there called Media Server within which i can restrict access to the NAS media from devices on the network (such as iPhones, Apple TV's etc.) I checked the box that says 'Restrict access to Media Server for newly detected UPnP/DLNA devices' meaning anyone that connects to my wifi can't see all my NAS content by default. I had a good friend, huge Apple fanboi, buy me the latest gen Apple TV device. The one file server listed for Apple TV asks me to login and has blank fields for user, password, port and workgroup. FYI, the Apple TV will not stream atmos from a media server. When I use VLC app on iOS there are 2 file servers listed as being available to connect to with my PC's name (PCNAME with SMB next to it and PCNAME with UPnP next to it) and in the VLC app for Apple TV there is only 1 available file server with my PC's name listed with SMB next to it. Has anyone found an App for Apple TV that can play Atmos / DTS:X from a DLNA server My Use Case: Im running a 7.1.4 (11.1 channel) speaker configuration. It also supports native Split View and Picture-in-Picture on supported devices.
I set the folders and files to be available with it. If you aren’t running a media server, you can load video from AirDrop, iTunes, FTP, or a web browser. I created a media server in the Windows 10 control panel under Media Streaming Options to be able to watch videos on other devices.
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