I know nothing about this issue but if I had a Moment I would prefer that the file extension doesn't show? Think it would look a lot better.

BenSA wrote:

I know nothing about this issue but if I had a Moment I would prefer that the file extension doesn't show? Think it would look a lot better.

Yes, thats my point.

They are not supposed to be shown, and B&O don´t understand why they show on my unit.

Hiort wrote:

BenSA wrote:

I know nothing about this issue but if I had a Moment I would prefer that the file extension doesn't show? Think it would look a lot better.

Yes, thats my point.

They are not supposed to be shown, and B&O don´t understand why they show on my unit.

Maybe because the extensions are also present in the metadata of the file?

kuyttendaele wrote:

Maybe because the extensions are also present in the metadata of the file?

Not what i can see.

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I'm using all flac on a Mac mini.

But as I can see in the picture, you have also flac files who are showing up on the Moment. Don't blame it on the Moment, because I don't see extensions in here, rather blame the Synology NAS. What DLNA server is the Synology running, the iTunes server software that is installed?

If so try Twonky to install and run from the Synology, here is a download page: 

Chris wrote:

I'm using all flac on a Mac mini.

But as I can see in the picture, you have also flac files who are showing up on the Moment. Don't blame it on the Moment, because I don't see extensions in here, rather blame the Synology NAS. What DLNA server is the Synology running, the iTunes server software that is installed?

If so try Twonky to install and run from the Synology, here is a download page: link

I use Synologys own media server, pointed towards the iTunes Media/music folder.

Its rather complicated to install Twonky directly on the NAS, right?

I dont want my iMac on all the time.

I tried to configure Twonky on my iMac but I´m unable to select my NAS where I store my iTunes library. 

As you maybe remember, I had also insuperable problems with my Moment directing to the iTunes directory on the Mac.

So removed completely that iTunes rubbish and started with a new music directory. I'm still buzy ripping all my m4a, aiff, sacd and ape files to flac before I place them in to that directory.

I had a licence for Twonky, I was running the latest 8.02 with no good fast results n the Moment, so downgraded and installed the B&O recommended 7.2.7. But having also a Windows server 2012, in the near future, I will give again that 8.0.2 version a try.

Complicated on the Synology? Never had a nas, so can't be of any help to it. Its linux I think, but you can find a lot of help on the web.

Now having around 100 flac & mp3 albums in the directory, and they all showed up just right! And fast...

@Hiort, Just had a look on the install pages that comes with a Twonky server for Synology software, fairly easy to do...