Playing music using DLNA
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Playing music using DLNA
I have a 609 that is connected via ethernet to my home network. When trying to play music from my home computer using DLNA, it works fine at first. Sometimes several songs in a playlist will play and sometimes it will only get through one song. Then the receiver shows blank on the dlna screen as if it has disconnected. I have to go back to beginning of the Net screen and select DLNA, then my computer, etc. all over again. This is incredibly annoying as this was an important feature to me. Do you have any idea what causes this? The connection is rock solid as far as I can tell. The receiver has no problem connecting and I can see it on my network, but it just won't keep the connection why playing songs. thanks for any help.
jpdegroat- Posts : 20
Join date : 2011-12-04
Re: Playing music using DLNA
Hi jpdegroat,
I have an associate looking into it and will get back to you soon, thanks!
I have an associate looking into it and will get back to you soon, thanks!
Re: Playing music using DLNA
Hi jpdegroat,
What type PC are you using to stream from? What are the files that you are trying to play back? Thanks!
What type PC are you using to stream from? What are the files that you are trying to play back? Thanks!
Re: Playing music using DLNA
Sorry. Never got notification that there was a reply. Just looked at the forum again. Regular PC running Windows 7 ultimate. The files are a mixture of .mp3 and .m4a. They are all 100% in Itunes and then I pulled them over into Windows Media Center so that they could be found through DLNA. There is no problem playing any of the songs individually. The problem is when you want it to keep playing from song to song. Then the music will stop all of a sudden after a song is completed. When you walk in and look at the screen, the Onkyo shows nothing. Like it doesn't even see the connection anymore. You have to back all the way out to the NET screen again and select DLNA, then the computer, etc. all over again.
jpdegroat- Posts : 20
Join date : 2011-12-04
Re: Playing music using DLNA
Hi jpdegroat,
We are looking into this and will get back to you shortly, thank you for your patience.
We are looking into this and will get back to you shortly, thank you for your patience.
Any Update??
Have you been able to research and find a possible solution to this problem?
jpdegroat- Posts : 20
Join date : 2011-12-04
Re: Playing music using DLNA
Hi jpdegroat,
I am sorry for the delay, I have not heard back from my assoicate who was looking into this for you. I will check in with them today, thank you for your patience.
I am sorry for the delay, I have not heard back from my assoicate who was looking into this for you. I will check in with them today, thank you for your patience.
Re: Playing music using DLNA
No problem. i was just checking in. Appreciate the support.
jpdegroat- Posts : 20
Join date : 2011-12-04
Re: Playing music using DLNA
Hi jpdegroat,
Thank you again for your patience, it's the busy season around here. We are going to ask you to perform a test, can you try moving some .mp3 files to a test folder and put the .m4a files in another test folder. Try each one(by itself) and see if it stops or continues to playing? After the test please let us know what was the outcome...Also, do you know what bit/sampling rate you're playing at? Thanks again!
Thank you again for your patience, it's the busy season around here. We are going to ask you to perform a test, can you try moving some .mp3 files to a test folder and put the .m4a files in another test folder. Try each one(by itself) and see if it stops or continues to playing? After the test please let us know what was the outcome...Also, do you know what bit/sampling rate you're playing at? Thanks again!
Re: Playing music using DLNA
Ok. Will do. Where would the bit/sampling rate be defined? On the files on the computer or on the Onkyo receiver. Sorry, not too familiar with the details in audio technology.
jpdegroat- Posts : 20
Join date : 2011-12-04
Re: Playing music using DLNA
Found very interesting piece of information that may help solve the problem. I did run the tests you requested, twice in fact on both. I first created two lists, one with only mp3 and one with m4a. Each list had 6 songs of the particular file type. I ran through each list twice and got the same results every time. The interesting thing I found out is that the Onkyo ceases to connect at almost exactly 15 minutes every time. So he are exact results. Started playing list one. At a certain point in song 4, the Onkyo screen stops showing the song, album, play time, etc. as it normally does while playing and goes back to "DLNA" connection screen, showing no connection. Started playing list two. Again, at a certain point in song 4, the same thing happened. I only noticed the time factor after running the tests the second time. Since each of the songs are of different length, I went back and added up all the time. I even ran stop watch. Each time, the same thing happened at 15 minutes after starting the initial connection and song.
To me, this indicates that somewhere there is a timeout happening. I am hopefull you will know where that is. As to your other question on bit rate, I did look at each of the files. It varies for all of them but is in a range between 250 and 290 kbps depending on the file.
Thanks again. I am encouraged this will you all diagnose and solve the problem.
To me, this indicates that somewhere there is a timeout happening. I am hopefull you will know where that is. As to your other question on bit rate, I did look at each of the files. It varies for all of them but is in a range between 250 and 290 kbps depending on the file.
Thanks again. I am encouraged this will you all diagnose and solve the problem.
jpdegroat- Posts : 20
Join date : 2011-12-04
Re: Playing music using DLNA
Hi jpdegroat,
I have gave this information to my associate. However, we are very busy today. They will look into this and I will get back to you with an answer asap. Thankyou for your patience.
I have gave this information to my associate. However, we are very busy today. They will look into this and I will get back to you with an answer asap. Thankyou for your patience.
Re: Playing music using DLNA
Hi jpdegroat,
I just wanted to give you an update since you have been so patient. My associate has decided that this is a job for our tech, but unfortunately, he is out. As soon as he gets back we will pass this question on to him, thank you.
I just wanted to give you an update since you have been so patient. My associate has decided that this is a job for our tech, but unfortunately, he is out. As soon as he gets back we will pass this question on to him, thank you.
Same Problem
Hi,
I had the same problem. I hope I solved it, by connecting my DLNA Server with my Onkyo by a normal switch and not over my internet-router. Yesterday it plays the first time over 2 hours without interuppt.
Could be the IGMP protection in the router.
Greeting,
mast76
I had the same problem. I hope I solved it, by connecting my DLNA Server with my Onkyo by a normal switch and not over my internet-router. Yesterday it plays the first time over 2 hours without interuppt.
Could be the IGMP protection in the router.
Greeting,
mast76
mast76- Posts : 2
Join date : 2011-12-30
Re: Playing music using DLNA
Thanks for the input mast. If I didn't have the exact same setup in my theater room using an LG BD player and marantz receiver, then the router might be a potential cause. It works no problem over the same router and internet setup as the Onkyo. It has to be something with that receiver as far as I can tell.
jpdegroat- Posts : 20
Join date : 2011-12-04
Re: Playing music using DLNA
Yes, it is a problem with the receiver. The dlna function use muticast to stream the content. Because it needs a large bandwidth, some routers ask after a while if the multicast is needed anymore. The problem is, the the Onkyo didn't answer this question and so the router block the multicast because he think it isn't needet. As a workaround, you can use a switch to connect the dlna server with the onkyo. For me it works for a couple a days, but i hope, that onkyo patch the problem, because i don't want more devices than my router. Alternatively you can disable the block function in your router, but i could'nt find the option in my router.
Hope I could make it clear in my bad english ;-)
Hope I could make it clear in my bad english ;-)
mast76- Posts : 2
Join date : 2011-12-30
Re: Playing music using DLNA
Hi Onkyo Forum Users,
Once our tech is in we will pass all this information on to him and get back to you asap. Thank you again for your patience.
Once our tech is in we will pass all this information on to him and get back to you asap. Thank you again for your patience.
Re: Playing music using DLNA
Just checking to see when the tech would be in and available to take a look at this problem.
Thanks.
Thanks.
jpdegroat- Posts : 20
Join date : 2011-12-04
Re: Playing music using DLNA
Just hanging in there. What happened? Are you still able to work on this? Drop a note and let me know. Thanks again.
jpdegroat- Posts : 20
Join date : 2011-12-04
Re: Playing music using DLNA
Haven't heard anything since Jan. 3. Can you please give me some indication of whether this is being worked?
jpdegroat- Posts : 20
Join date : 2011-12-04
Re: Playing music using DLNA
Hi jpdegroat,
Can you try playing a few local stations through Vtuner and see if they drop out? Thank you for your patience.
Can you try playing a few local stations through Vtuner and see if they drop out? Thank you for your patience.
Re: Playing music using DLNA
Local radio stations on Vtuner appear to be fine. I have been playing for a little over 30 minutes now without interruption.
jpdegroat- Posts : 20
Join date : 2011-12-04
Re: Playing music using DLNA
Thank you. Any guess as to when the tech will be able to work on it? I am sure you have a lot on your plate, but I would like to get this resolved or find out that I have to return the receiver and get something different.
jpdegroat- Posts : 20
Join date : 2011-12-04
Re: Playing music using DLNA
Are you going to be able to work on this or should I return the receiver? I really don't want to do that and I understand you all are busy, but I need to do something.
jpdegroat- Posts : 20
Join date : 2011-12-04
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