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Author Topic: Media Center fails spinning NAS drives after hibernation (only on MAC)  (Read 801 times)

F Ribeiro

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Hi,
I have a dedicated Windows PC and a dedicated Mac Mini, both for exclusive audio playback of files stored in a Syonology DS 216Play NAS. in RAID 1.
After 30 minutes of inactivity, Synology enters in HDD Disk hibernation.

a) If I try to listen music from the Windows 10 PC:
    - I get a message from Media Center saying [ Spinning Drives ]
    - After a few seconds, Media Center start playing normally

b) If I try to listen music from the Mac Mini:
    - No message saying [ spinning drives ]
    - After a few seconds, get a message saying [ There's a problem connecting server ]

As the Mac Mini Runs headless, it's an irritating problem because I have to connect it to a monitor, run Finder to open a folder in the Synology NAS, and than Media Center start playing normally.

I know I could leave the HDDs on all the time (in raid 1 mode).
But I wont for longevity of the HDDs and power consumption.

Is it a Media Center for MAC bug?
I tried everything (like open a mounted folder on Synology after boot, among other ideas people gave me).

Nothing seams to work

Help please.
   
PS: Sorry for the English, not my mother language (and thanks for the built in Spell Checker)
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JRiver Media Center 25 PC and MAC | PC: Dell Latitude E5250 - Windows 10 Pro | MAC: Mac Mini late 2014 - Mojave | Amp: Classe CAP-2100 | CD Player: Meridian G08.2 | DAC: Naim DAC V1 | Turntable: Linn Axis, Akito tonearm, Adikt MM | Loudspeakers: ProAc Response D28 | Cables: Transparent, Nordost | Server: Synology DS216 Play Raid 1 |
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