Igloo Touch Installation Guide
- Dean Cousin
Igloo Touch and any supporting Igloo Core Software releases are still in development. Anybody with early access to these builds should be aware that these builds may be unstable and may include some untested functionality. Please only install under guidance from an Igloo representative.
Software Required | Versions (if applicable) | Icon |
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Igloo Touch | 1.1 | 
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Igloo Controller Service |
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Installing the Igloo Controller Service:
If previously using the Steam Controller Service, please make sure this service has been completely removed before continuing with the installation
Igloo Controller service is a Windows service that runs on the media server. The service is installed via a batch file that invokes the Non-Sucking-Service-Manager, a third party service manager. Installation will require administrator access.
The Igloo Controller service is downloaded as a .zip file. First, extract the .zip file.
Igloo Media Servers come pre-imaged with 7zip, a tool for extracting files, but other tools can be used for this step.
Once extracted, open the folder. Right click on the batch file and select Run as Administrator.
Allow the batch file to execute, and the service will be installed. To check the validity of the installation, open the Services tab of windows, and locate the Igloo Controller Service.
Installing Igloo Touch (IOS only)
Find Igloo Touch on the App Store and Install it.
Configuring Igloo Touch
Open the Settings tab, and select Main Settings
Set the Controller Service IP to the IP address of the server the service is installed on. Ports can remain default for regular installations
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