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Which file am I streaming?

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How do I tell what video file is being streamed to other PCs on my home network? I keep all the videos my flatmates watch on my HDDs, and set up their PCs so they can access and play the multimedia via the ADSL modem/router. I know they're watching my stuff when my Bandwidth Monitor program says I'm uploading 700kBps. Is there some way to find out exactly which file they're playing? Some program that tells me the name of the file being sent?

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Have you tried Computer Management - Shared Folders - Open Files

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Name: Jeruvy
Date: February 12, 2008 at 17:04:38 Pacific

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Doesn't your 'streamer' tell you this? I would think it does. Since it's 'streaming' whats wrong with looking at the stream to see/check? J. j e r u v y a t y a h o o d o t c o m

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Good recommendation

Setting up this router

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