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The Graveyard - Products No Longer Supported => D-Link Storage => DNS-320 => Topic started by: l3xx on June 06, 2011, 01:40:27 PM
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Hi
I'm considering buying this superb NAS. The only thing that prevents me from doing that is DLNA Streaming. I own a Samsung LED TV (7 Series, 2010 model) wich is a little special with DLNA streamings and hi-def MKV.
Does anyone tried to stream mkv files to a Samsung TV? It works?
Thanks!
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Last I checked Samsung TV's don't stream mkv's natively.
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ive got a 2011 8 series samsung tv. the tv doesnt stream mkv over the network - but it plays them if on usb.
however if you rename the .mkv to .avi for example - it works fine :)
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Thanks guys
I know that DLNA and mkv with Samsung is a bit dificult. The only software that I know who works fine is "minidlna", but its not natively supported by dlink. Using a ubuntu server running minidlna my tv plays mkv over the net, without conversion to any other kind of format.
drchris, please, could you confirm that renaming and .mkv to .avi streams fine through DLNA to a Samsung TV? It sounds fantastic
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;D
It was true. Renaming it to .mp4 fix the problem. Now mkv mp4 streams fine!
Thanks
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I can second that, have renamed all mine to avi.
You may had no sound on some if sound format is unsupported.
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I am using miniDLNA to stream MKVs to my Samsung LE40B650 and can confirm that it's working (without renaming..).
I can't fast forward or reverse though, just play and stop.
There are several places which offer pre-compiled versions of miniDLNA, some work better than others, e.g. after updating mine is stuck at 100% load. Will report...
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When I enable the UPnP AV Server and share my Photo, Music & Video directories on the DNS-320 my Samsung UN46B8000XF Television can't use the .jpg photos (I get "Not supported file format") or even see the music files (.mp3). It does play my videos (.mpg, .mpeg & .wmv) correctly.
Based on the posts here, I copied my Photo, Music & Video directories to a Ubuntu box and threw mini DLNA on it. I also downloaded a trial version of TWONKY. With either minidlna or TWONKY the B8000 saw the pictures & even ran a slide show, it also saw & played my music and videos.
Can your DNS-320 serve pictures and/or music to a Samsung TV?
DNS-320, H/W Ver.: A1, F/W Ver.: 2.00 (dtd.: 12/17/2010)
Qty. 2 Seagate ST31500341AS 1.5TB SATA Hard Drives, configured RAID 1
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i know a detailed guide on How to Convert MKV to Samsung Format to Play MKV, HD MKV on various Samsung Galaxy Phones including Samsung Galaxy S/S2/Infuse 4G/Tab... at http://www.bigasoft.com/articles/how-to-play-mkv-on-samsung-galaxy-s2.html (http://www.bigasoft.com/articles/how-to-play-mkv-on-samsung-galaxy-s2.html)
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Here is a thread detailing another user's experience and (partial) solution for streaming media from a DNS-320 and Samsung TV: http://forums.dlink.com/index.php?topic=38162.0
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Hi
I want to buy the DNS-320 and have one doubt.
This UpNp AV server stream HD video MKV? Stream to my samsunc LED 32UEc6000 through Ethernet ?
thx for all
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anyone can help me?
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No DNS320 will not stream MKV smoothly to anything, same file on shared PC streams fine. DNS320 biggest waste of money ever.
Hopperq2
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DNS320 biggest waste of money ever.
Hopperq2
Please ignore this persons multiple posts and attempts to provoke members through inflammatory comments.
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Not in answer to the OP as I'm not streaming directly to my TV, but I am streaming MKV to a WDTV, have had no problems what so ever.
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Please ignore this persons multiple posts and attempts to provoke members through inflammatory comments.
but then, stream directly or not?
If I change the file extension from MKV to for example MP4 will stream it?
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The DNS-323 had (has?) a similar incompatibility issue with MKV files. The following thread describes the DNS-323 issue and other compatible video formats: http://forums.dlink.com/index.php?topic=14731.0.
Assuming this issue in the DNS-320 is similar to the DNS-323, then you'll have to convert your videos to another container/codec. See the referenced thread.
Please let us know whether this information helps you.
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Hi
I want to buy the DNS-320 and have one doubt.
This UpNp AV server stream HD video MKV? Stream to my samsunc LED 32UEc6000 through Ethernet ?
thx for all
The answer is above. No it wont stream MKV but if you rename to AVI no problem. Only issue is some sound formats will be an issue probably HD ones as the Samsung probably can't decode them.
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i just find a step by step guide on How to Play MKV on Samsung Galaxy S/S2/Infuse 4G/Tab... at http://www.bigasoft.com/articles/how-to-play-mkv-on-samsung-galaxy-s2.html
after free trial, it also applies to strem and play my mkv files on my samsung tv
really great
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i just find a step by step guide on How to Play MKV on Samsung Galaxy S/S2/Infuse 4G/Tab... at http://www.bigasoft.com/articles/how-to-play-mkv-on-samsung-galaxy-s2.html
after free trial, it also applies to strem and play my mkv files on my samsung tv
really great
You successfully streamed MKV files from a DNS-320 to your Samsung TV?
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You successfully streamed MKV files from a DNS-320 to your Samsung TV?
I think it means a samsung galaxy S phone.
Then, if I rename MKV files to AVI should work it?
My Samsung UE32C6000 play all mkv with AC3 and DTS audio tracks through USB but I'm not sure that it works thrrough DNS320 LAN server
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Hi
I want to buy the DNS-320 and have one doubt.
This UpNp AV server stream HD video MKV? Stream to my samsunc LED 32UEc6000 through Ethernet ?
thx for all
Yes, it will work. Just rename files from *.mkv to *.mp4. Mine is working fine
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some of mine work, some does not by rename mkv to mp4
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Though Samsung TV claims to support MKV format, sometimes Samsung TV won’t play MKV files (http://www.videoconverterfactory.com/tips/play-mkv-on-samsung-tv.html). This is probably because the codec of MKV is not supported by Samsung TV. As a general user like me, you may not get familiar with various video&audio codecs. So the direct solution is to convert video file to MP4 (H.264/AAC) which is well compatible with Samsung TV.
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Thanks for the information on this old topic. Hope this helps future users. ;)
Though Samsung TV claims to support MKV format, sometimes Samsung TV won’t play MKV files (http://www.videoconverterfactory.com/tips/play-mkv-on-samsung-tv.html). This is probably because the codec of MKV is not supported by Samsung TV. As a general user like me, you may not get familiar with various video&audio codecs. So the direct solution is to convert video file to MP4 (H.264/AAC) which is well compatible with Samsung TV.