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Disconnecting Issues using DLNA
Have an ultra 6 plus. Have my DVD collection ripped and installed in the Video directory. I can play all the files on my computers. I have 3 devices, XBOX, a Samsung Smart TV, and a Blu-Ray player which can all see the video directory and the files I have listed there. I can start to play a movie on all the devices, but anywhere between 2 minutes and 15 minutes, I get a "connection lost" (bluray), "server no longer available" (samsung), "Lost Sorce" (xbox). Now when I exit from the device, and go back to the main menu, all the files are there as if nothing happened (in other words, its NOT disconnected). I'm assuming the ReadyNas is somehow "Hic-cup'ing" (my new word for the day). I have a gigabit wired network (no wireless) so it cant be a traffic problem. Any suggestions. Id hate to think I spent all this time ripping my movies and cant watch them on my devices. They DO play for a short time so the files must be correct. Ive rescanned my files with no errors. Help!
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- What version of RAIDiator and what version of ReadyDLNA?
- RAIDiator 4.2.27
Not sure this is correct, but it says v1.1.1 at the bottom of the ReadyDLNA streaming services tab. If that's not correct, where would I find it? - Anybody?
greghig wrote: Have an ultra 6 plus. Have my DVD collection ripped and installed in the Video directory. I can play all the files on my computers. I have 3 devices, XBOX, a Samsung Smart TV, and a Blu-Ray player which can all see the video directory and the files I have listed there. I can start to play a movie on all the devices, but anywhere between 2 minutes and 15 minutes, I get a "connection lost" (bluray), "server no longer available" (samsung), "Lost Sorce" (xbox). Now when I exit from the device, and go back to the main menu, all the files are there as if nothing happened (in other words, its NOT disconnected). I'm assuming the ReadyNas is somehow "Hic-cup'ing" (my new word for the day). I have a gigabit wired network (no wireless) so it cant be a traffic problem. Any suggestions. Id hate to think I spent all this time ripping my movies and cant watch them on my devices. They DO play for a short time so the files must be correct. Ive rescanned my files with no errors. Help!
Absolutely the same story on my ReadyNAS104 with latest firmware (6.1.9)- If you download your logs and look in upnp-av.log does it mention a version of minidlna ?
Also does that log give any clues as to what is happening? - Not the entire file but here is the end of it......
[2014/11/03 18:27:26] upnphttp.c:1212: error: send(res_buf): Connection reset by peer
[2014/11/03 18:57:16] upnphttp.c:1212: error: send(res_buf): Connection reset by peer
[2014/11/03 19:54:11] upnphttp.c:1212: error: send(res_buf): Connection reset by peer
[2014/11/03 20:01:12] playlist.c:125: warn: Parsing playlists...
[2014/11/03 20:01:12] playlist.c:256: warn: Finished parsing playlists.
[2014/11/03 20:05:25] playlist.c:125: warn: Parsing playlists...
[2014/11/03 20:05:25] playlist.c:256: warn: Finished parsing playlists.
[2014/11/03 20:18:43] playlist.c:125: warn: Parsing playlists...
[2014/11/03 20:18:43] playlist.c:256: warn: Finished parsing playlists.
[2014/11/03 20:26:04] playlist.c:125: warn: Parsing playlists...
[2014/11/03 20:26:04] playlist.c:256: warn: Finished parsing playlists.
[2014/11/03 20:26:46] upnphttp.c:1212: error: send(res_buf): Connection reset by peer
[2014/11/03 20:49:48] playlist.c:125: warn: Parsing playlists...
[2014/11/03 20:49:48] playlist.c:256: warn: Finished parsing playlists.
[2014/11/03 20:52:47] playlist.c:125: warn: Parsing playlists...
[2014/11/03 20:52:47] playlist.c:256: warn: Finished parsing playlists.
[2014/11/03 21:02:56] playlist.c:125: warn: Parsing playlists...
[2014/11/03 21:02:56] playlist.c:256: warn: Finished parsing playlists.
[2014/11/03 21:16:11] playlist.c:125: warn: Parsing playlists...
[2014/11/03 21:16:11] playlist.c:256: warn: Finished parsing playlists.
[2014/11/03 21:56:16] upnphttp.c:1212: error: send(res_buf): Connection reset by peer
[2014/11/03 23:25:45] upnphttp.c:1212: error: send(res_buf): Connection reset by peer
[2014/11/04 00:17:00] minissdp.c:154: error: setsockopt(udp_notify, IP_MULTICAST_IF): Cannot assign requested address
[2014/11/04 00:17:01] minidlna.c:901: error: MiniDLNA is already running. EXITING.
[2014/11/04 00:34:09] minidlna.c:901: error: MiniDLNA is already running. EXITING.
[2014/11/04 01:01:27] minidlna.c:901: error: MiniDLNA is already running. EXITING.
[2014/11/04 01:06:41] upnphttp.c:1008: warn: /favicon.ico not found, responding ERROR 404
[2014/11/04 01:06:41] upnphttp.c:1008: warn: /favicon.ico not found, responding ERROR 404
[2014/11/04 01:08:33] minidlna.c:901: error: MiniDLNA is already running. EXITING.
[2014/11/04 01:08:42] minidlna.c:153: warn: received signal 15, good-bye
[2014/11/04 01:10:08] minidlna.c:978: warn: Starting ReadyDLNA version 1.1.1.
[2014/11/04 01:10:08] minidlna.c:1017: warn: HTTP listening on port 8200
[2014/11/04 01:10:08] minidlna.c:1022: warn: TiVo support is enabled.
[2014/11/04 01:18:51] playlist.c:125: warn: Parsing playlists...
[2014/11/04 01:18:51] playlist.c:256: warn: Finished parsing playlists.
[2014/11/04 01:21:12] playlist.c:125: warn: Parsing playlists...
[2014/11/04 01:21:12] playlist.c:256: warn: Finished parsing playlists.
[2014/11/04 01:26:31] playlist.c:125: warn: Parsing playlists...
[2014/11/04 01:26:31] playlist.c:256: warn: Finished parsing playlists.
[2014/11/04 01:29:43] playlist.c:125: warn: Parsing playlists...
[2014/11/04 01:29:43] playlist.c:256: warn: Finished parsing playlists.
[2014/11/04 22:00:56] playlist.c:125: warn: Parsing playlists...
[2014/11/04 22:00:56] playlist.c:256: warn: Finished parsing playlists.
[2014/11/04 23:19:18] playlist.c:125: warn: Parsing playlists...
[2014/11/04 23:19:18] playlist.c:256: warn: Finished parsing playlists.
[2014/11/05 00:17:04] playlist.c:125: warn: Parsing playlists...
[2014/11/05 00:17:04] playlist.c:256: warn: Finished parsing playlists.
[2014/11/05 00:52:16] playlist.c:125: warn: Parsing playlists...
[2014/11/05 00:52:16] playlist.c:256: warn: Finished parsing playlists.
[2014/11/05 12:21:28] playlist.c:125: warn: Parsing playlists...
[2014/11/05 12:21:28] playlist.c:256: warn: Finished parsing playlists.
[2014/11/05 12:24:00] playlist.c:125: warn: Parsing playlists...
[2014/11/05 12:24:00] playlist.c:256: warn: Finished parsing playlists.
This is cryptic to me, but see no mention of minidlna version... - What does your initrd.log look like?
[2012/07/05 18:33:20] Factory default initiated by button!
[2012/07/05 18:42:47] Selected X-RAID2 mode, 10GB snapshot, RAID level 6
[2012/07/05 18:43:26] Factory default initiated on RAIDiator 4.2.21.
[2012/10/03 16:05:20] Updated from RAIDiator 4.2.21 to 4.2.22.
[2013/06/22 19:45:16] Updated from RAIDiator 4.2.22 to 4.2.23.
[2013/07/21 10:01:43] Updated from RAIDiator 4.2.23 to 4.2.24.
[2013/12/22 11:01:45] Updated from RAIDiator 4.2.24 to 4.2.25.
[2014/02/09 11:01:48] Updated from RAIDiator 4.2.25 to 4.2.26.
[2014/10/12 10:01:45] Updated from RAIDiator 4.2.26 to 4.2.27.- You could install the Toggle ReadyDLNA Debug add-on and see if that gives more verbose logging (just don't forget to install it again to change the setting back after you are done).
- Hello,
I've got a simmilar problem. My Samsung Smart TV also sometimes got disconected. Sometimes just in the middle of the movie whole DLNA crashes. For a week now I got disconnected always in the end of the movie (works on more than just one movie), like 2 mins before the end. But not from DLNA, just the stream, because I ended up in folder of that movie and can play it again. When I scroll at the end, I've got disconnected again. It doesnt have to be the exactl moment, but its in the end +-20 sec. I doubt it would be corrupted file since it does this with more movies.
We have two exactly same TV's, both connected to NAS via wifi router, where I set routing on ports 21 and 80, and both gets disconnected sometimes.
Any suggestions?
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