Posted this on reddit earlier, but I figured this might be a better place.
Tldr; dlna boots off tv after ram usage gets too high. Would Asus-wrt merlin help with this issue?
I don't want to potentially brick my router if the new firmware doesn't help.
So I was using my cellspot router as a dlna server to stream videos to my samsung smart tv using an ethernet cable, but every few of minutes (10-15+ on avg) my television would tell me that the media server disconnected and boot me off. I would then have to reopen the connection to watch the video.
I figured it might be a usb problem, so I changed usb drives but I continued to get the same issue. I looked online, but there is not much information regarding this issue. I found a couple forums suggesting to use a static IP for the TV and enabling IGMP snooping etc. All of which I tried, but no success. Here are the logs around when the disconnects happen:
RAM usage slowly seems to climb to 100% before booting the television off:
Logs found in minidlna.log file on USB drive.
Tldr; dlna boots off tv after ram usage gets too high. Would Asus-wrt merlin help with this issue?
I don't want to potentially brick my router if the new firmware doesn't help.
So I was using my cellspot router as a dlna server to stream videos to my samsung smart tv using an ethernet cable, but every few of minutes (10-15+ on avg) my television would tell me that the media server disconnected and boot me off. I would then have to reopen the connection to watch the video.
I figured it might be a usb problem, so I changed usb drives but I continued to get the same issue. I looked online, but there is not much information regarding this issue. I found a couple forums suggesting to use a static IP for the TV and enabling IGMP snooping etc. All of which I tried, but no success. Here are the logs around when the disconnects happen:
RAM usage slowly seems to climb to 100% before booting the television off:
Logs found in minidlna.log file on USB drive.
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So I was using my cellspot router as a dlna server to stream videos to my samsung smart tv using an ethernet cable, but every few of minutes (10-15+ on avg) my television would tell me that the media server disconnected and boot me off. I would then have to reopen the connection to watch the video.
I figured it might be a usb problem, so I changed usb drives but I continued to get the same issue. I looked online, but there is not much information regarding this issue. I found a couple forums suggesting to use a static IP for the TV and enabling IGMP snooping etc. All of which I tried, but no success. Here are the logs around when the disconnects happen:
RAM usage slowly seems to climb to 100% before booting the television off:
https://i.imgur.com/l7NbwNZ.png
Logs found in minidlna.log file on USB drive.
[2017/05/24 17:17:00] minidlna.c:156: warn: received signal 15, good-bye
[2017/05/24 17:17:30] minidlna.c:1196: warn: Starting MiniDLNA version 1.1.5.
[2017/05/24 17:17:30] minidlna.c:362: warn: Creating new database at /tmp/mnt/ESD-USB/videos/.minidlna/files.db
[2017/05/24 17:17:30] minidlna.c:1236: warn: HTTP listening on port 8200
[2017/05/24 17:17:30] scanner.c:757: warn: Scanning /tmp/mnt/ESD-USB/videos
[2017/05/24 17:17:33] scanner.c:856: warn: Scanning /tmp/mnt/ESD-USB/videos finished (4 files)!
[2017/05/24 17:17:33] playlist.c:125: warn: Parsing playlists...
[2017/05/24 17:17:33] playlist.c:259: warn: Finished parsing playlists.
[2017/05/24 17:21:44] minidlna.c:156: warn: received signal 15, good-bye
[2017/05/24 17:22:06] minidlna.c:1196: warn: Starting MiniDLNA version 1.1.5.
[2017/05/24 17:22:07] minidlna.c:362: warn: Creating new database at /tmp/mnt/ESD-USB/videos/.minidlna/files.db
[2017/05/24 17:22:07] minidlna.c:1236: warn: HTTP listening on port 8200
[2017/05/24 17:22:07] scanner.c:757: warn: Scanning /tmp/mnt/ESD-USB/videos
[2017/05/24 17:22:14] scanner.c:856: warn: Scanning /tmp/mnt/ESD-USB/videos finished (4 files)!
[2017/05/24 17:22:14] playlist.c:125: warn: Parsing playlists...
[2017/05/24 17:22:14] playlist.c:259: warn: Finished parsing playlists.
[2017/05/24 18:40:53] upnphttp.c:1052: warn: HTTP Connection closed unexpectedly
[2017/05/24 19:42:21] upnphttp.c:1052: warn: HTTP Connection closed unexpectedly
[2017/05/24 19:52:07] upnphttp.c:1052: warn: HTTP Connection closed unexpectedly
[2017/05/24 22:10:14] upnphttp.c:1052: warn: HTTP Connection closed unexpectedly
[2017/05/24 23:15:01] upnphttp.c:1052: warn: HTTP Connection closed unexpectedly
[2017/05/25 07:37:41] upnphttp.c:1220: error: send(res_buf): Broken pipe
[2017/05/25 07:37:41] upnphttp.c:1220: error: send(res_buf): Broken pipe
[2017/05/25 07:37:41] upnphttp.c:1220: error: send(res_buf): Broken pipe
[2017/05/25 07:39:59] upnphttp.c:1220: error: send(res_buf): Broken pipe
[2017/05/25 10:04:15] upnphttp.c:1220: error: send(res_buf): Broken pipe
[2017/05/25 10:04:15] upnphttp.c:1220: error: send(res_buf): Broken pipe
[2017/05/25 10:04:15] upnphttp.c:1220: error: send(res_buf): Broken pipe
[2017/05/25 11:27:23] upnphttp.c:1052: warn: HTTP Connection closed unexpectedly
[2017/05/25 13:18:02] upnphttp.c:1052: warn: HTTP Connection closed unexpectedly
[2017/05/25 14:06:44] upnphttp.c:1052: warn: HTTP Connection closed unexpectedly
[2017/05/25 14:53:30] upnphttp.c:1052: warn: HTTP Connection closed unexpectedly
[2017/05/25 18:42:37] minidlna.c:156: warn: received signal 15, good-bye
[2010/12/31 18:00:33] minidlna.c:1196: warn: Starting MiniDLNA version 1.1.5.
[2010/12/31 18:00:33] minidlna.c:362: warn: Creating new database at /tmp/mnt/ESD-USB/videos/.minidlna/files.db
[2010/12/31 18:00:34] minidlna.c:1236: warn: HTTP listening on port 8200
[2010/12/31 18:00:34] scanner.c:757: warn: Scanning /tmp/mnt/ESD-USB/videos
[2017/05/25 18:44:19] scanner.c:856: warn: Scanning /tmp/mnt/ESD-USB/videos finished (4 files)!
[2017/05/25 18:44:19] playlist.c:125: warn: Parsing playlists...
[2017/05/25 18:44:19] playlist.c:259: warn: Finished parsing playlists.
