I have 37000 flac files stored on qnap nas.the problem is mots don't go any further then 15%.
No corrupt files and the strange is,if i load them in the beomaster5 harddrive then everything is ok.
Anyone an idea why the nas stays at 15%
I have 37000 flac files stored on qnap nas.the problem is mots don't go any further then 15%.
No corrupt files and the strange is,if i load them in the beomaster5 harddrive then everything is ok.
Anyone an idea why the nas stays at 15%
Hi.
What are the sizes of your files ? Beosound 5 is on CE I think and will use fat file system
Flac files are plusminus 22mb a song.
If i stored the same music on the beomaster5 mots will go to 100%,but via nas 15%
I'll have to do a count but I'm up at 35-40k's worth of tracks. MOTs is working fine.
Suggest you linkup a keyboard and mouse, go into maintenance mode/pc mode and delete all the MOTs files.
Exit, reboot and let MOTs do its work. It will take a couple days to run through to 100%
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I'll have to do a count but I'm up at 35-40k's worth of tracks. MOTs is working fine.
Suggest you linkup a keyboard and mouse, go into maintenance mode/pc mode and delete all the MOTs files.
Exit, reboot and let MOTs do its work. It will take a couple days to run through to 100%
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It's allready done but with no luck...still 15%
is it possible that the BS5 got stuck on name taging. for example songname - (Marie's The Name) His Latest Flame
Albumname - #7
If so, a file is corrupt. And not in line with your remarks about the files and the calculation when the files are on the HDD of the BM5.is it possible that the BS5 got stuck on name taging. for example songname - (Marie's The Name) His Latest Flame Albumname - #7
It's allready done but with no luck...still 15%
The problem may come from the NAS...
Did you change any settings?
Is there some kind of energy saver on? (may be the disks are stopped after some time)
If i stored the same music on the beomaster5 mots will go to 100%,but via nas 15%
I understand the OS are different. They may not react the same way...
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