http://yabb.jriver.com/interact/index.php?topic=56784.50I found the following thread and tried several different items with no success. I have not found exactly the same issue
The Samsung TV's are DNR's that appear to work some of the time. What I have is a bunch of AVI files that are able to be browsed with no issues.. I can play them to a point. Most clips are 30 second to a couple of minutes in lenght. MC will play 3,4,5,6,7 in a row with no problems then it will display a error on the samsung TV similar to "There was a problem controlling the selected DLNA device. Double-check your device, server, and network settings." (I dont have the exact wording handy) This happens via both wired and wi-fi connections to two differnet tv's and I am able to play file #8 if I play the file on its own
I have already set the DLNA to Samsung (which failed QUITE a bit) and a generic DNLA with the following settings that I found (
http://yabb.jriver.com/interact/index.php?topic=64183.0)
Add or configure DLNA servers... -> Advanced:
DLNA (check)
DLNAExtra (check)
MPEG video mimetype override (check)
Video MimeTypeOverride: video/mpeg
Video DLNA Override: MPEG_PS
One item I noticed which makes me think I have something incorrect is even though I have it set to not convert (video and Audio) when the TV starts playing the CPU usage is increased quite a bit (high 80's low 90's) . The files are on a non networked drive (local to the PC) I have even set the ignore transport errors and the other flag (im not in front of my pc right now) when you associate a DNLA engine. I have also validated that the media center service on the PC is disabled (not started)
Net/Net best guess what I need to look at to make it play avi files on a regular basis as I do not think it is the network (router shows a very low amount of retrys/errors that do not increase while playing the files)
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Topic: Samsung DLNA - Errors (Read 1689 times)