Playing files from Twonky Server on 2011 Samsung TV buffers
Posted: Sat Dec 31, 2011 1:34 pm
Hi
I have just got Twonky Server up and running on a dedicated Windows 7 x64 machine to serve movies from my NAS to my Samsung TV (UE40D6510). It works so nearly perfectly, including playing back 1080p 3D MKVs flawlessly, apart from occasionally during playback (perhaps every 10 minutes or so, but irregularly) the TV pauses playback for between 0.5 and maybe 5 seconds, sometimes displaying a "Loading..." box in the corner of the screen. It always resumes - it's just very frustrating.
I have tried a variety of different types of movie files, all the same.
I don't think it's a bitrate/complexity thing, since playback doesn't pause at the same point every time.
Bandwidth is not at question - the NAS can pump out 60 megabytes/sec easily, and everything is wired gigabit Ethernet.
I also can't rewind or fast forward - TV says "Not Available" when you try. Pause/play works fine though.
So close to being a perfect solution - would really appreciate help on getting the last bit right.
I have just got Twonky Server up and running on a dedicated Windows 7 x64 machine to serve movies from my NAS to my Samsung TV (UE40D6510). It works so nearly perfectly, including playing back 1080p 3D MKVs flawlessly, apart from occasionally during playback (perhaps every 10 minutes or so, but irregularly) the TV pauses playback for between 0.5 and maybe 5 seconds, sometimes displaying a "Loading..." box in the corner of the screen. It always resumes - it's just very frustrating.
I have tried a variety of different types of movie files, all the same.
I don't think it's a bitrate/complexity thing, since playback doesn't pause at the same point every time.
Bandwidth is not at question - the NAS can pump out 60 megabytes/sec easily, and everything is wired gigabit Ethernet.
I also can't rewind or fast forward - TV says "Not Available" when you try. Pause/play works fine though.
So close to being a perfect solution - would really appreciate help on getting the last bit right.