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Post by edgar on Apr 20, 2009 13:08:01 GMT 7
Hi,
The TwonkyMedia v2.1.00 module for N2100/N4100/N4100+ is available on the Wiki (http://onbeat.dk/thecus/index.php/N4100_Module_List).
It contains TwonkyMedia v5.0.55.
I updated the N2100 page with links for the N4100's models.
It is working on my N4100 (not plus).
If someone can give a feedback for N4100+ it would be appreciated.
Ed
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Post by edgar on Apr 21, 2009 10:22:05 GMT 7
Humm...
I am having problems with this version : after some time scanning files the NAS will hang (not responsive on network, no drive activity)...
I will go back to previous version until that is fixed.
Sorry.
Ed
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Post by edgar on Apr 22, 2009 13:35:38 GMT 7
Hi,
The log file is giving a clue:
05:38:40:343 LOG_SCAN: scanned /raid/Video/Music/Mp3/Instrumental/Jean Michel Jarre/Oxygene 7-13
05:38:40:357 LOG_SCAN: adding file /raid/Video/Music/Mp3/Instrumental/Jean Michel Jarre/Oxygene In Moscow/01 - Countdown.mp3
05:38:40:364 LOG_SYSTEM:upnp_file_create_path: error creating directory: /root/.TwonkyMediaServer/db/16/Mp3/Instrumental/Jean Michel Jarre/Oxygene In Moscow
05:38:40:454 LOG_SCAN: added /raid/Video/Music/Mp3/Instrumental/Jean Michel Jarre/Oxygene In Moscow/01 - Countdown.mp3
There are tonnes of that type of error.
Obviously, there is a bug in the folder name (/root/.TwonkyMediaServer/db/...).
I will try to investigate that (I hope it will be available in the source files).
Ed
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Post by peterfu on Apr 23, 2009 3:01:38 GMT 7
You should set some of the folders, which are not changeable via the twonkymedia configuration pages in the twonkymedia-server-default.ini file - heres an example of this folders from the N5200/N7700 modules ini file:
Ah yes, these values are taken from the server only if the ini file is not existing. Unfortunatly the ini file has UTF-16 encoding, so it can't be changed with vi. So changin values in the defualt ini files requires then first a stop of the server (disabling the module) and then deleting the ini file and then restarting (enabling) the module again.
br
Peter
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Post by edgar on Apr 24, 2009 16:26:40 GMT 7
Hi,
The server is up and running for 3 hours now.
I will update the packages for version v5.0.46 and v5.0.55.
BTW, do you know how to change the log file location ?
Ed
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Post by edgar on Apr 26, 2009 14:24:06 GMT 7
Hi, I've updated the TwonkyMedia module to save the settings on the raid (/raid/module/TWONKEYMEDIA/.Twonkeymedia) instead of on root drive (/root/.Twonkeymedia). The module should work for N2100/N4100/N4100+. As I cannot test it on a N2100 and N4100+ all comments are welcome. The update is on the N2100 Module page ( onbeat.dk/thecus/index.php/N2100_Module:_TWONKYMEDIA) Ed |
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Post by edgar on Apr 27, 2009 7:48:32 GMT 7
Hi,
I updated the v5.0.55 module to create log file on the raid instead of on /var/tmp (did not change v5.0.46).
Thanks to Perterfu.
Ed
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Post by zoidberg79 on Aug 12, 2009 18:20:15 GMT 7
Hi,
I've got the N4100Pro and have been using Twonky module 2.00.17 with 5.0.65.
Mostly very good. It get a hammering 8+ hours a day of constant streaming to my PS3.
Mostly rock solid, I think its only gone down once since the original install of the module.
Would the N4100Pro be able to handle a media server with Transcoding?? Maybe a Tversity or PS3 Media Server module would be great.
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Post by drudel on Dec 12, 2009 20:25:02 GMT 7
Hi, after spending "some" time to find out how to install TwonkyMediaServer on my Thecus N4100pro I finally decided to ask for help from someone who was more successful than I was so far... My problem starts with a very simple situation: to find out how to install the appropriate x86 .sh or .zip file! The Thecus manual is not so very helpful to have direct access to the LINUX system... Otherwise I would prefer to have a module file available I can install from the built-in NAS configuration tool. There are lots of very specific hints and tips "how to" - but there is often some context missing to make it understandable for me: probably all the authors are LINUX experts. I am not  I would be lucky if someone would explain step by step how to proceed "from the very beginning" / for beginners? Or (perhaps better) a hint where I can find a compatible module file for easy installation? Kind regards Reinhard |
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Post by peterfu on Dec 13, 2009 14:29:15 GMT 7
For the N4100pro the N5200 module can be used
br
peter
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