Native DLNA client for "Xbox Series X" [closed]

When I search the web for +xbox +dlna I get lots of hits, but mostly Xbox One. I wish to stream from latest Ubuntu (Raspberry) to Xbox Series X with DLNA. Is there a native client?

I know that VLC, Kodi and Plex exists. But those are 3rd party solutions.

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How do I enable DLNA on my Xbox one?

To activate the DLNA server included with Windows, open the Control Panel, search for \u201cmedia,\u201d and click the \u201cMedia streaming options\u201d link under Network & Sharing Center. Click the \u201cTurn on media streaming\u201d button here.

How do I enable DLNA?

How to enable media streaming on Windows 10

Open Start.

Search for \u201cMedia Streaming Options\u201d and click the result to open Control Panel on that section.

Click the Turn on media streaming button to enable DLNA on Windows 10. Turn on media streaming on Windows 10.

Click OK to apply the settings and complete the task.

What is a DLNA client?

A DLNA Certified Digital Media Player or Client: These devices are able to find photos and videos from other DLNA Certified devices and play them on your TV, stereo system, home theater systems, Blu-ray Disc Players and game consoles.

How do I use DLNA on my Samsung Smart TV?

To use DLNA on your TV, you need to connect both, your TV and your smartphone or tablet to the same network. You can do this on both devices by going into their Network settings and searching for your wireless network. Select your home wireless network from this list and enter your WiFi network password.

Setup a DLNA Server in Windows 10 for Media Streaming

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