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hi all,
i'm wondering if anyone else has experienced this. recently, refreshing the content on the 323 has become SLOOOW! like, two hours+ slow to reach 100%. not sure what's going on, if its hanging on some corrupted files or something, but is it something i should be worried about? it wasn't like this initially.
i'm also wondering if this would be harmful to the drive/data i have in the 323 in the long run, as i upgraded the firmware to 1.06 and the 'auto-refresh' option has been removed (i assume that means that the 323 auto-refreshes on its own?) - hours of endless grinding on the drive plates can't be good...
can someone tell me what's going on? should i be worried?
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I might be also suffering from this as well. I noticed this over the weekend, i renamed an album, then copied over another album, turned on my ps3 and both don't exist at all. Even if i click on refresh in settings, then wait till finished, restart ps3, still not there.
Even tried twonky set to -1 for auto refresh, still not refreshing ?
downgraded the firmware to 1.05, reset defaults, back to 1.06, nope, still can't see the renamed and new albums.
But i see them fine via smb using xbox or pc.
Totaly stumped ??
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I've also noticed that the refresh of the native UPNP AV support on the DNS-323 with firmware rev 1.06 is very slow. I have a media library that consists of over 20000 audio files and almost 400 video files on one of the hard drives in the DNS-323, and the time it takes for the native UPNP AV support to recognize that library requires an extremely long, long time. Whereas if I'm running TwonkyMedia on my DNS-323 (I'm running revision 4.4.6), that entire audio and video libary is detected after Twonky's refresh in less than 10 minutes.
I also noticed in the DNS-323's native UPNP AV support that it's supposed to automatically detect immediately any added audio and video included within the area of a hard drive assigned for UPNP AV. I've seen this work with audio files, but I haven't seen it do this with video files. On my PS3, if I bring up any audio, the DNS-323 will immediately start accessing the hard drive within each folder I navigate through on the PS3. But if I bring up any video, it will only display any video files that were detected from the previous UPNP-AV refresh on the DNS-323 and nothing added afterward (until I do another refresh).
Jeff
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Also using the built in av server it's gone really slow for me, when navigating over to photos on my ps3 it takes far too long to display "volume_1", then photos again, then list all my photos in folders. It's all a struggle. It's a bit quicker with music, but still slow, and it's fine when i navigate to films which has about 200 avi films on it ?
I tried my other nas drive buffalo linkstation pro with twonymedia and on my ps3 it's all pretty much fast and instant.
Maybe i'll try twonky again on the dns-323, but when i tried it on saturday there was no refresh either, saying that i was assuming it would be instant, maybe not, maybe i need to wait 10 mins ir so, then see if it's updated ?
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hmm i actually started to get this slow refresh one day while using 1.05, which was when i upgraded to 1.06 to see if it would fix anything. so doesn't seem to be a firmware issue, at least for now. no one seems to have a solution/reason for this. perhaps it's a new issue that has arisen?
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