Re: [SurroundSound] OPPO BDP 93 within in a network

Can someone here explain for a non-techie, why was this DLNA protocol needed anyway?

Why cant I see the files the same as I see any other network folder and play from there, why was a special protocol needed?

On Saturday, November 10, 2012 10:24:06 PM UTC+2, Blee...@yahoo.com wrote:

Nope just USB for iso unless u stream w/foobar

On Nov 10, 2012 12:20 PM, "razi" <rzi...@gmx.net> wrote:

I have this OPPO with the rigth FW connected with my network, where is a NAS (Synology DS1812) also.

I installed  and configured a Mediaserver at this NAS and put some files in it.

It seems to be working, but I do not see in OPPO´s filelist the ISO-files.

But a connected USB-HDD shows and play them fine.

Does anybody have experiences in this matter?

In general, can the OPPO playback ISO´s from a network?

Or is it a problem of my Mediaserver?

the other not so nice thing is, that you must have running a Mediaserver on the NAS,

a simple SMB-Handle is not visible by the OPPO.

Thanks,

Razi

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