multiple mezzmo icons on bravia

[renatino]

Hi.
i'm sure i read sometinthing abot this problem but i cant find the post anymore and so i apologize in advance
the problem i have is that i now see 7 mezzmo icons on my sony bravia . normally just onee is green and the orher ones are grayed out (unavailable).. is there a way to remove this ? thanks in advance

[mezzmo@mvg.za.net]

The only way I have found to remove them is to go into the settings, network settings, servers, display then options to delete (Can't recall the exact location as I am at work not in front of TV.

Would love to know why the appear though. Seems to be something to do with identifying the Mezzmo server as they seem to appear after a reboot.

Post back if you do not find it and I will check tonight?

Cheers
Mark

[renatino]

yep. in the meanwhile i solved . there is a setup section for network->domestic lan (DLNA) that gives you the option what to display and what not to . so i disabled the 6 broken mezzmos and now i can see only 1 and greem . thanks for you time anyway (the questions is still valid : why were there 7 icons ?) cheers

[Paul]

Hi renatino,

You may see multiple 'Mezzmo' servers listed on your DLNA device if you have multiple network adaptors/interfaces on the computer that has Mezzmo installed on it. Typically, you may see two Mezzmo servers listed when you have wired Ethernet and wireless turned on on your computer/laptop.

If you do have multiple network adaptors, to just show one Mezzmo server on your DLNA device, go to the Media Devices dialog in Mezzmo and edit your device. Change the Connection combo box from 'Automatic' to your preferred network adapter (wired Ethernet is recommended).

Another reason to see more than one Mezzmo is that Sony devices do cache their list of servers. On your Sony Bravia, you need to go to Settings -> Network -> Server Display and then press the Options button. Remove all the entries from your server list and then press the Options button again to update your server list. This will find all your media servers and remove any older entries.

[06blade]

I've had a couple of mezzmo's appear in my Sony list, along with some rubbish I experimented with before I purchased Mezzmo. Easiest way to remove them was factory reset the TV, and then auto tune. Re-entered the wifi details and all was good. Took no more than 3 minutes.

[Paul]

Thanks for sharing this, 06blade.