This is probably a stupid question but since I don't know much, I must ask: is the DS213 DLNA certified? Thanks in advance.
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IF you go to DNLA.org and do a product search, this product does show up as certified.
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Yes, the server can act as a dlna media server and stream to other devices. I stream from mine to a dlna blu ray player.
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there was an answer in the thread of this product: DiskStation can serve as a DLNA compliant Digital Media Server (DMS) with the package Media Server installed, allowing you to stream media content to your devices.
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DiskStation can serve as a DLNA compliant Digital Media Server (DMS) with the package Media Server installed, allowing you to stream media content to your devices.
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I have this player, and yes, it does support DLNA.. I am able to stream videos from my computer to the unit over my home network easily. I also have a hdhomerun, but I have not tried linking to that device w/ the kdlinks, so can't help you there...
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I have connected my Sony and Samsung DVDs to this as DLNA. I have found issues with both devices, but they seem to be on the device side, not the drive side. For example, the samsung Bluray will not pay things that the Sony does, and vice versa. It's quite annoying.
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Thanks for your question. This wonderful piece will communicate with a NAS or PC using DLNA. I don't believe that it will connect directly with a hard drive. The complete users manual is downloadable on the manufacturer's site. This is a wonderful shopping tool. This is a fantastic sounding receiver. World Wide Stereo is 35 years old and a very proud Marantz dealer.
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Thanks for the post.My speeds have slightly improved since I upgraded my network to gigabit and upgraded my system to quad 64 bit. My router, NICs, switch, and of course the NAS are all gigabit now. Still, I only get up to 10MB/s. Seems faster than what windows reports though. The only thing I didnt upgrade was the cables, from what I was told cables shouldnt make a difference. Thanks for the reply.
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Save your money and try the Synology DiskStation 2-Bay (Diskless) Network Attached Storage DS212j (White) It is more for home use. It is also DLNA certified. Product website: http://www.synology.com/products/spec.php?product_name=DS212j〈=us. Also, save your money and don't get the Western Digital Red NAS Drives. Use the WD Green drives instead.
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A serial port? Uniden includes a serial cable? Are you freakin' kidding me? Why waste the money to even make those?!? Who even has a serial port anymore? Thanks for nothing Uniden!
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I have this running on a 9821W right now. Works well. Foscam cameras are a bit average and it drops out sometimes and loses image occasionally, but I purely blame the camera. Lots of Foscam cameras are identified in the Synology Surv. setup.
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What you're looking for is DLNA networking. I don't see anything in this model's description about it, but the LG BD570 (next model up) states that it does it. Hope this helps.
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What is the "black box" that you have been provided by the Satellite internet company? I need to know this to help you so that I can determine the proper type of connection you should make from the Satellite internet providers hardware. If you have the make, model and even serial number, I would be happy to research for you further. Please get back to me and I will help as best I can. Don't give up, yet!
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My experience it does not work on this divice DLNA; the DLNA service that use the device is not certified
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Depends more on the brand. I have a 3 TB Western digital my book essential. It seems to support it as it recognizes it over the network. Currently streaming via DLNA is problematic though but that is more of an issue with the firmware than the hard drive. I believe if you google the netgear webpage there is a listing of supported drives.
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I will have to wait until Monday to talk to my network guy (who will definitely know the answer). I do remember having versioning issues with it that required us to find a non official image in order to work with our aps. I will ask Tim (CCNE) on Monday if that's not too late?
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Where do I check to tell if I have a rev21 board or the ev15 board?I purchased the 37AV and it says WNDR37AV-Rev1 on the box. I have not even checked to see what the actual unit has labeled on it but I will tonight. Funny, when I registered it my only choice by product number was WNDR3700. I have had only one problem with it not working correctly but that seems to be attributed to my modem and not the router.I really do not want to have to return it but will not hesitate if I have the lessor quality board. Thanks.
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I use my 3TB Seagate Central with a Plex Server. It supports DLNA. Tried Twonky before finding Plex.
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This is exactly what I am wondering, too, whether it be the Samsung or the Pioneer plasmas with DLNA. I hope someone here can report whether these sets can access media on uPnp NAS drives. That's where this interconnectivity really needs to go.
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Note that a reviewer of the D-Link product says:"However, if you want to run a home server, this is not the box for you. Some internet sources claim this box supports WDS, but it does not. It's only a client bridge, meaning MAC addresses and local IPs are funneled into one at the DAP1522. Your router will only see whatever device happened to send information last, preventing you from doing any port forwarding or advanced packet routing to the server."If that is correct, then using the D-Link would be exactly the same as using the the WET610N and connecting the "internet" port of any broadband router to the WET610N's single ethernet port and then plugging your devices into the router's other ports. Note that a reviewer of the D-Link product says:"However, if you want to run a home server, this is not the box for you. Some internet sources claim this box supports WDS, but it does not. It's only a client bridge, meaning MAC addresses and local IPs are funneled into one at the DAP1522. Your router will only see whatever device happened to send information last, preventing you from doing any port forwarding or advanced packet routing to the server."If that is correct, then using the D-Link would be exactly the same as using the the WET610N and connecting... » Read More Note that a reviewer of the D-Link product says:"However, if you want to run a home server, this is not the box for you. Some internet sources claim this box supports WDS, but it does not. It's only a client bridge, meaning MAC addresses and local IPs are funneled into one at the DAP1522. Your router will only see whatever device happened to send information last, preventing you from doing any port forwarding or advanced packet routing to the server."If that is correct, then using the D-Link would be exactly the same as using the the WET610N and connecting the "internet" port of any broadband router to the WET610N's single ethernet port and then plugging your devices into the router's other ports. « Show Less