Dizzle77
Established Member
Setup
Dune D1 (firmware 110923_1710)
Yamaha 1600 AV Receiver
Airport Extreme
Synology 211+ NAS
I store my films on my NAS. Both my NAS and Dune are connected via ethernet to my Airport Extreme router. My Dune is then connected to my AV Receiver via HDMI, which is then output to my tv via HDMI.
When playing some MKV files, playback will sometimes freeze part way through a film. When you press buttons on the remote, none of them have any effect. Only after about 1-2mins will the playback resume.
I have had my Dune D1 since Jan/Feb, but I have only started experiencing the issue since September.
It was around September that I changed from using DLNA to NFS. I needed to do this in order to use DuneX for video artwork. I noticed the issue soon after. After some messing around with the settings, I then turned off 'Asynchronous' in the settings for NFS on my NAS. This seemed to fix the issue
Now and again though when watching a MKV on my NAS, I still experience the issue. This only seems to happen with larger files of about 8gb+. Any ideas what may be causing this? I'm finding it extremely annoying as you can imagine.
thanks
Dune D1 (firmware 110923_1710)
Yamaha 1600 AV Receiver
Airport Extreme
Synology 211+ NAS
I store my films on my NAS. Both my NAS and Dune are connected via ethernet to my Airport Extreme router. My Dune is then connected to my AV Receiver via HDMI, which is then output to my tv via HDMI.
When playing some MKV files, playback will sometimes freeze part way through a film. When you press buttons on the remote, none of them have any effect. Only after about 1-2mins will the playback resume.
I have had my Dune D1 since Jan/Feb, but I have only started experiencing the issue since September.
It was around September that I changed from using DLNA to NFS. I needed to do this in order to use DuneX for video artwork. I noticed the issue soon after. After some messing around with the settings, I then turned off 'Asynchronous' in the settings for NFS on my NAS. This seemed to fix the issue
Now and again though when watching a MKV on my NAS, I still experience the issue. This only seems to happen with larger files of about 8gb+. Any ideas what may be causing this? I'm finding it extremely annoying as you can imagine.
thanks