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Jul 01, 2017

RN 214 OS 6.7.5. DNLA duplicated songs listed on receiver

On my 214 running OS6.7.5 I'm seeing duplicated (actually 3) listings of every song in my music library on my Yamaha receiver running the most recent version of its firmware. The song/files are not du...

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StephenB

Guru - Experienced User

Jul 10, 2017

aks wrote:

Let's see if StephenB has any progress with checking against his RN214 (I don't have that unit).

Actually I have an RN202 which I tested with - closest thing I have to an RN214. It's running 6.8.0-T54 beta firmware.

Pictures, Music, and Videos were all initially empty. I added three albums to the music folder and three videos to the videos folder, and then did a manual rescan.

I am not seeing any duplicates anywhere using my Samsung SmartTV as the client.

MMcD3v1

Tutor

Jul 10, 2017

Ran ;8200 status- shows 6140 audio files, which is probably right. So this number includes the duplicates.

if I turn SSH on ( I found) where do the logs show up in the logs

StephenB
Guru - Experienced User
Jul 11, 2017
journalctl | grep -i dlna and journalctl | grep -i upnp give some information but nothing about what's in the database.

There used to be a debugging mode available in OS 4 systems - but I don't know how to enable that with OS 6.
- aks
  Virtuoso
  Jul 11, 2017
  I just tried an old VM image (6.4.1) and you can get debug via SSH command line. This shows the file list being scanned.
  
  A quick initial check would be to look at the config file. From a command prompt (via ssh on the ReadyNas):
  
  # cat /etc/minidlna.conf
  
  This will show the directories being scanned. Maybe they are listed more than once?
  - StephenB
    Guru - Experienced User
    Jul 12, 2017
    aks wrote:
    
    I just tried an old VM image (6.4.1) and you can get debug via SSH command line. This shows the file list being scanned.
    
    What command did you use?
    
    aks wrote:
    
    # cat /etc/minidlna.conf
    
    This will show the directories being scanned. Maybe they are listed more than once?
    
    I agree that would be good to check.