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ukbobboy
Nov 28, 2015Luminary
My ReadyNAS Duo V2 and Plex
Dear Forum Members I've have a problem that seem to have popped up today and I am somewhat lost as to what is causing the symptoms I am seeing, but first my equipment. ReadyNAS Duo V2 (runnin...
StephenB
Nov 28, 2015Guru - Experienced User
Is plex running on the duo or a PC?
- ukbobboyNov 28, 2015Luminary
Hi StephenB
Plex is running on my ReadyNAS as is my saved videos, music and TV Shows, sorry if I did not make that clear.
You might have seen that I am running an older version of Plex Media Server, i.e. version 0.9.11.16.958-80f1748 (released March 2015), because the next version (version 0.9.12x) has caused problems for numerous NAS users.
BTW, it seems that when I play my music it is not affacted by this "buffering" problem.
UK Bob
- ukbobboyNov 28, 2015Luminary
Hi again StephenB
Guess what, after switching off my ReadyNAS for a few hours and then switching it on again, my ReadyNAS seems to be working properly again.
OK, I'm not sure what switching off and on again did but it did do the trick, I think I'll take my RN to a computer shop in the new year to get the dust cleaned out and possibly a few bits replaced.
My next question is, apart from the fan, are there any other replaceable parts in a ReadyNAS Duo V2 that I can have swapped out without affecting the machines performance and durability?
UK Bob
- StephenBNov 28, 2015Guru - Experienced User
@ukbobboy1 wrote:
any other replaceable parts in a ReadyNAS Duo V2 that I can have swapped out without affecting the machines performance and durability?
Not that I know of. Also, I generally don't swap out parts on equipment that is working normally.
I'm not a v2 owner, so I don't know as much about the v2 as the other ReadyNAS families.
- StephenBNov 28, 2015Guru - Experienced User
If you have ssh enabled, perhaps check with top and see if there is any unusual CPU activity.
Though often buffering issues are related to network performance. So perhaps also run Nastester to check basic throughput to the NAS. http://www.808.dk/?code-csharp-nas-performance
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