[Android Apps and Games] mkdr:
Hello,

thank you both for your answers. I have found a fix so far, but not what it casing the problem. Actually it is really really strange, and I can't say if it's a Windows problem, or based of BubbleUPnP. So here's how I fixed it, however, the problem came back to me several times. I tried everything, from disabling firewall, setting Windows sharing to allow any device, tryed out every option in BubbleUPnP, and so on. And then I tried to reset/delete the app settings of BubbleUPnP on my S3, and... Windows found it again as a "Play to" device. It's not that it didn't find it before at all, it was just not showing up anymore under the "Play to" list. The strange thing is here, I didn't change anything at all on my S3 in the BubbleUPnP settings which could have caused this problem, the only things I changed was things like "show track number", or "show albumb avatar" and things like that, I didn't change anything at all under media server, renderer, or upnp tweaks. And I also double checked several times, if every option was as same as set on my Nexus 7, where it was working, and all settings were on default on both my Nexus and my S3. So... after I found a temporal fix, because soon it started again to vanish from the "Play to" list, I tried to figure out what's going on, I reset the S3's BubbleUPnP settings, and again, it showed up in Windows' "Play to" list. Then I finally found out what's wrong after it vanished again. If you go in Windows UPnP allowed devices options, there you will find for example the list of the i9000 and the Nexus, when you left click on them you can go to options and find informations like uniqe id and mac address, and you can remove the device. Also, if the device's upnp server is running at the time you want to remove it, Windows will tell you, that the device is running right now (online). But here it comes. I tried to remove my i9000, and Windows said it was offline. I tried to remove my Nexus, and Windows said it was online (at the time, the S3 vanished again from the Play to list, even if it was still showing up under network devices). So I removed the S3. Opened the Windows UPnP allowed devices window again, and then it found an "unknown device". And here lies the problem. It seems like the BubbleUPnP server on my S3 somehow doesn't send the unique id anymore after some time I think, and Window's can't relate the prior saved allowed device anymore to it, and doesn't show it anymore under the "Play to" list. And even going further, when I reset the app settings on my S3, the moment I start BubbleUPnP again, it shows again under Window's devices list as "BubbleUPnP Media server (i9000)", and the "Play to" list shows it again. This behavior only happens on my S3, not at all on the Nexus. I cant say if it's caused by Windows, but I cant see how, because the Nexus wont get forget, it always will show up the right unique id. So it has to be some kind of weird bug in BubbleUPnP combined with the S3. I googled a little bit, and found other posts somewhere where people having the same prolem, that after some time their devices vanished from the "Play to" list, and I guess it's the same problem. Maybe the dev team can say something to this, having an idea what's going on.