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Design Guidelines and Considerations for Building Windows Certified Network Media Devices
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The Windows 7 NSS communicates only with devices on the same subnet as the computer on which NSS is running. If the IP subnet of the Windows 7 PC and the device are not the same, the device cannot browse, search, or play content.
Devices can check the source IP address of incoming SSDP announcements from the NSS to confirm that the device and the computer are on the same subnet and to warn the user if they are not.
A great network media device must have a short boot time and respond to the user’s actions. To ensure that network media devices meet the expectations of today’s users, we make the following performance recommendations.
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