RMP not showing all files from DLNA server Suddenly, as of last night, RPM doesn't show all the files from my DLNA server. RPM has been working solidly for months, and nothing has changed in my network or DLNA server setup. But suddenly, it now only shows one line of folders and one line of movies.
'Connecting to a DLNA Media Server or USB device To play or view content from a Network Media Server, first make sure your media server is online.' I have used a PC to attach to the NAS and all is fine but I still get that message. What has changed with Roku Media Server and why? I have two Roku Ultra devices and this is happening on both of them.
Roku Model: 3931RW Roku Express+ SW ver: 13.1.4, build 1510-AE Roku Media Player (RMP) ver: 5.5, build 13 Twonky DLNA Server ver: 8.5.2-20210413 WMP DLNA Server ver: Win 11 22H2 I would like to play previews while FF/REW in RMP; but I'm having trouble getting the "trick play" (hereafter called "scan preview") to work. There are so many variables and unknowns for me to figure it out alone. Your ...
Roku Media Player so SLOW to load library via DLNA Hi - I have a Roku Ultra. All works great but the Roku Media Player just has a spinning wheel forever (30+ minutes). I use PlayOn on a pretty high horsepower Windows 10 system. It seems to me the Roku is scanning the library before it displays selections.
But it would be far easier to instead install a DLNA server on an old computer, connect it to your network, and use Roku Media Player to play the media from the DLNA server. Assuming the media is all supported by Roku, then the computer needs very little power to run the DLNA server.
My Roku Ultra with the Roku Media Player has been working with my miniDLNA media server for some time with no issues. Today (3/28/2023) it recognizes...
Roku Ultra 4802X. Roku Media Player will not recognize USB flash drive formated in NTFS. It did recognize it and play videos fine until several weeks ago, then suddenly not. I get the help message "Connecting to a DLNA Media Server or USB Device". When I insert the USB drive into the LG TV usb port, it works fine, as it does on the laptop USB port. The drive is a 64GB drive which is within the ...
I was not trying to connect to a DLNA Media server, just use the USB drive, I have never had this issue before, I uninstalled my Roku Media player and reinstalled it.
I uninstalled all the apps and **bleep** I didn't want or need and installed the Roku Media Player, which found my DLNA server immediately and displayed all of my folders. Sadly, the count in parenthesis next to the folder shows (1) for every folder despite hundreds of subfolders containing MKV files.
