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SXi_Tim

 posted on 15th Feb 12 at 19:10

Just plug them both into router, simple.360 is pretty limited to the types of media you can play aswell,got to stick to .avi files with 2 channel audio and also download the media update crap on the 360


LeeM

 posted on 15th Feb 12 at 18:11

just plug it into the xbox


MJFF88

 posted on 15th Feb 12 at 15:53

quote:
Originally posted by Brett
This is gonna get moronic, I can tell. It's actually really simple.


I could do it before the last big update but won't work now


MJFF88

 posted on 15th Feb 12 at 15:52

quote:
Originally posted by noshua
Why you wouldn't Google this or visit the Xbox.com website is beyond me


I did, to no avail.


MJFF88

 posted on 15th Feb 12 at 15:52

Nothing on zune, still cant view files from xbox. Do I need to do anything router side?


noshua

 posted on 14th Feb 12 at 15:30

Why you wouldn't Google this or visit the Xbox.com website is beyond me


Brett

 posted on 14th Feb 12 at 15:25

This is gonna get moronic, I can tell. It's actually really simple.


Whittie

 posted on 14th Feb 12 at 15:23

Tried using Zune?


MJFF88

 posted on 14th Feb 12 at 14:53

Just tried it, nothing shows up!


Whittie

 posted on 14th Feb 12 at 14:46

Yep, works exactly the same. But without the xbox connected with a lan cable, just wired.

Mine doesn't have wireless anyway but would prefer it wired as I mainly watch blu rays and they buffer sometimes when its wireless / a large file.


Brett

 posted on 14th Feb 12 at 14:46

Yes you can. Just google it and stop being a fool.


MJFF88

 posted on 14th Feb 12 at 14:37

Can you not do it over wireless Whittie?


Brett

 posted on 14th Feb 12 at 13:20

might need to be on XBL for codecs


Whittie

 posted on 14th Feb 12 at 13:19

Its very easy to do.

Plug your harddrive into the router, plug your xbox into your router. Go to "play Video" Click your harddrive. Booom all your videos will be there.


MJFF88

 posted on 14th Feb 12 at 13:08

How easy is this to set up? Any guides any where?