TXNR807 playing stops after one song

Hello all,
my first post here. Actually set up this account for this one.
For unknown reason when I play FLAC/MP3 songs from a folder, they stop after playing a single file. I remember it played all from the folder once and now it always stops after playing a single tune. Please help!!! how do I do it play all songs files in a folder.
Thanks!

Question: What media are you playing the FLAC/mp3 files from- USB, CD, or DLNA (Server)? Please provide more information so we can further evaluate and assist you with this issue.

Cordially;

Forum Moderator

Apologies, assumed it was obvious;) Dlna server. Using llink dnla server set up on my Popcorn Hour A200. A 'Random' playing mode is set. Both flac/mp3 files behave the same, i dont play other formats. Single file plays and then it stops. I also noticed one more strange thing that on my display (when playing from Net source - ie from dlna servers) says PLAY and the timer remains at 00:00:00 the whole time. So the song is being played but the timer doesnt count. If that makes any sense. Let me know if you need more details to help with my issue.

Update:
I think I sorted it out. The issue was caused by enabling RIHD which I had turned on. Turning off solved the issue completely and the songs are now being played seamlessly (the timer is also functioning properly now). Strange thing that turning RIHD back ON did not caused dlna server to get crazy on me again. Mysterious devices these onkyo receivers are...
..now, if I only get my albums to play gapless over dlna server I would be happiest man... in my home;) But i read somewhere on this forum this is onkyou-wide issue and remains unresolved if im not mistaken.

Glad to read this has been resolved and you were able to diagnose this issue. If you have any more questions or concerns , Please contact our Product Support Dept for further assistance with this specific issue via our phone number and hours of operation (Monday- Sunday 24 hours a day (800) 229-1687; option #3 PRODUCT SUPPORT). We would like to speak with you and work to troubleshoot and resolve your issue as prompt as possible.

Cordially;

Forum Moderator