MircoHH wrote:

The only problem I have is with the Message "Enriching your DNLA Collection", because it stopped at 52% for more than 12 hours. 

Does anybody have the same problem with this function? 

 

Mentioned it to B&O.  They are aware of the harvesting problem and are working on it.

Beroli wrote:

We all know that support for Twonky is being removed from more and more devices. Synology started years ago, QNAP followed now. Therefore we need a proper DLNA-NAS-setup-manual, if we don't like to have a separate server running and wasting energy.

I helped Sal to setup a Twonky Docker container on QNAP (I learned how to do it at the same time), and I think it will be the solution I'll adopt when QNAP update drops Twonky. Native QNAP DLNA serve solution or Synology's one are no as efficient as Twonky to my point of view.

Chris wrote:

I place all my playlists in the root music directory (.../Music/... ) together, noticed that when I copy the playlist in the actual genre directory, it gets difficult for the Moment to find all content of the list.

One caveat is that the Moment applies its own sorting to the playlist instead of preserving the original one, I reported the issue to B&O

Chris wrote:

MircoHH wrote:

The only problem I have is with the Message "Enriching your DNLA Collection", because it stopped at 52% for more than 12 hours. 

Does anybody have the same problem with this function? 

Mentioned it to B&O.  They are aware of the harvesting problem and are working on it.

I experienced the same, it seems that it is a problem with the cache. When you scrolll trough your artist-tiles you will see that the "Enriching your DNLA Collection"-process is moving on. Still it needs more time - but in my experience we will have much more artist-tiles than with the Version 1. Everytime I scroll trough my collection, I see, that more and more artist covers are added. The duration of the harvesting process is strongly depending on the amount of tracks you have in your own collection. Even with the current official version the harvesting process needed days, if your database is big.

Dear Chris, thank you for the example of your playlist. I willl compare the playlist with my own, maybe I can see some light.

Cheers Beroli

" The duration of the harvesting process is strongly depending on the amount of tracks you have in your own collection. Even with the current official version the harvesting process needed days, if your database is big."

Yes, that's right. I have done a reset of my BS Moment do solve the enrichment-problem and now the harvesting process is frozen at 11%.  

MircoHH wrote:

" The duration of the harvesting process is strongly depending on the amount of tracks you have in your own collection. Even with the current official version the harvesting process needed days, if your database is big."

Yes, that's right. I have done a reset of my BS Moment do solve the enrichment-problem and now the harvesting process is frozen at 11%.  

Try scrolling trough your artists and you will see the harvesting process will continue. While you scroll, the Information "processing your DLNA collection" will vanish and continues when you stop scrolling. I don't know, if this is a feature. It would make sence, if the harvesting would stop without interfering while you use the device. It seems to me, that the Harvesting process is more sophisticated ( e.g. more artist tiles)

BtW, I do like the new feature, that you see all covers from every album you own at once, when you choose a artist, without swiping trough every title on the screen like a crazy person, until you get to album you want to listen to.

Cheers Beroli

mbolo01 wrote:

I helped Sal to setup a Twonky Docker container on QNAP (I learned how to do it at the same time), and I think it will be the solution I'll adopt when QNAP update drops Twonky. Native QNAP DLNA serve solution or Synology's one are no as efficient as Twonky to my point of view.

If you have the time to do so, it would be great if you could document the process you followed. I'm sure this would be useful for others now that QNAP are dropping support for Twonky in the new firmware.

Martin.

riverstyx wrote:

If you have the time to do so, it would be great if you could document the process you followed. I'm sure this would be useful for others now that QNAP are dropping support for Twonky in the new firmware.

Think that this thread should provide what is needed to quickly setup twonky within a QNAP unit using ContainerStation.

Hello, I read here from the new software. When will this be provided to the customers in Germany for the update?

Apple Music..please🙂