Ziova CS510 with TwonkyVision 4.3: NO OGG!
Posted: Sun Sep 02, 2007 8:43 pm
I own my Ziova CS510 just a day and a half, so I assume my impression is wrong, but nevertheless, here it is:
With TwonkyVision 4.3 on my Asus WL-700Ge NAS I have no trouble to hear all 18000 'songs' in OGG format I have put on it, that is to say, with my Noxon Audio 2. The Ziova should replace my Roku Soundbridge, that does not do OGG Vorbis natively, but only transcoded. The Ziova is marketed with native OGG-support, TwonkyVision has no problem with that format too, and it even has listed the Ziova's Clearstreams on its site as supported.
So, I anticipated that the Ziova should not have any trouble with OGG. But it does.
It plays an OGG-file on an usb disk, but it does not show any tag-information. I can live with that, it only proves for me that the Ziova is able to handle OGG-files.
It plays an MP3-file on my Asus through TwonkyVision, and shows tag-info.
But no ogg-file is listed and hence can not be played through Twonkyvision. How is that? As said, my Noxon has no trouble at all with these.
Mabe this problem is correlated with the fact that TwonkyVision does not recognize the Ziova at all (is it supported, or?). To overcome that I have tried some hard client definitions that do OGG like Kiss, or Generic DNLA V1.5, but it did not help.
If the Ziova is not able to play ogg via TwonkyVision, It will fail its first and for me most important feature.
I hope someone can help. Should I try another cleint definition, if so, which, or does rel. 4.4 a better job with Ziova?
Marc
With TwonkyVision 4.3 on my Asus WL-700Ge NAS I have no trouble to hear all 18000 'songs' in OGG format I have put on it, that is to say, with my Noxon Audio 2. The Ziova should replace my Roku Soundbridge, that does not do OGG Vorbis natively, but only transcoded. The Ziova is marketed with native OGG-support, TwonkyVision has no problem with that format too, and it even has listed the Ziova's Clearstreams on its site as supported.
So, I anticipated that the Ziova should not have any trouble with OGG. But it does.
It plays an OGG-file on an usb disk, but it does not show any tag-information. I can live with that, it only proves for me that the Ziova is able to handle OGG-files.
It plays an MP3-file on my Asus through TwonkyVision, and shows tag-info.
But no ogg-file is listed and hence can not be played through Twonkyvision. How is that? As said, my Noxon has no trouble at all with these.
Mabe this problem is correlated with the fact that TwonkyVision does not recognize the Ziova at all (is it supported, or?). To overcome that I have tried some hard client definitions that do OGG like Kiss, or Generic DNLA V1.5, but it did not help.
If the Ziova is not able to play ogg via TwonkyVision, It will fail its first and for me most important feature.
I hope someone can help. Should I try another cleint definition, if so, which, or does rel. 4.4 a better job with Ziova?
Marc