After having the frame running for a few days, I also found that the frame seemingly hangs after only a few hours of running! The only way out of this was to turn off my WiFi router and reboot the frame. This seemed to be the only way to get back to the main menu. Switching off and on only allowed me to get to the animated Momento logo.
Anyway, I know some other frames on the market (particularly the Samsung SPF-72V, tried that and took it back because of the lousy firmware!) can only handle a limited size of JPG image (4mb in this case if I remember rightly). It seems that the larger JPG images on the Momento crash the frame in some way. Indeed, it won't respond to any commands from the remote control.
I can't find any mention of this in the Momento documentation, but I've written a little software utility to copy and resize all of my images to the native frame size (800x480) and in doing this to bring down the file size of all my photos to ~50kb. Hardly ideal for a novice user! But I must say now the frame has been on constantly since Friday night (3 days now) and it's still working.
I also agree with miricale that the images shown on the frame seem to be repetitive, but the selection of images in the cache do seem to change eventually (e.g. if I leave the frame on overnight, there is definately a different selection of images being used in the morning). I'd also imagine after doing the above that the cache can fit many more images in too.
Anyway, the setup for I'm after is for me to be able to dump my digital photos on the server, and for the frame to automatically start including them in it's cycle. I'm almost there apart from the manual resize process, but hopefully I'll get that automated too
Anyone know of such a tool for the NSLU2/uNSLUng platform? The pre-built ImageMagick binaries doesn't seem to like JPGs.
I'm done now
