Dune HD Network Media Player, MAX, DUO, SMART, Prime 3.0, Base 3.0
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 May 29 2011, 11:55 PM
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QUOTE(OKLY @ May 29 2011, 08:38 PM) Last time I streamed HD contents via wireless on my media player and after a while, my router overheat and my router can be considered half-dead. The performance of my router degraded so much and hangs very often. Since then, I stream over a wired LAN setup. Any issue to stream high bit rate bluray movie over wired LAN? I'm thinking to changing to HD-Dune Smart D1, my xtreamer has problem to stream high bit rate 1080p movies, and also BDISO file.  |
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May 30 2011, 04:09 PM
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QUOTE(OKLY @ May 30 2011, 01:05 AM) How high is the bit rate? As long your wired LAN can achieve at least 15-20mbps should do fine for most files already. 20Mbps is low bit rate for 1080p movie, high bit rate is >50Mbps, a decent 100Mbs NIC can achieve 90% of the bandwidth, which is above 90Mbps. I heard the Realtek chip is poor at network throughput, my xtreamer ftp throughput at best is near 40Mbps, so when stream the high bit rate 1080p movie, it stutters ... I hope sigmal chipset won't have this issue. |
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Jul 21 2011, 04:27 PM
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QUOTE(jchong @ Jul 21 2011, 01:02 PM) Samsung is one of the cheapest. Also fairly reliable. But like any HDD, still got chance of failure. Find a shop that has 7 day, 1 to 1 exchange. Buy it then go home and test (say using surface scan). If got problem, go back and exchange. I have 2 x 1TB and 1 x 1.5TB and 1 x 2TB hard disk, all are sleeping (stop spinning) when idle > 1 hour, then wake up if access it.8-bay probox is interesting. But too tall so won't fit in shelf. Also I think I prefer 2x 4-bay, then no need to have all the HDD running all the time. Such a waste of power having all 8 HDD running but watching only from 1. Actually those desktop HDDs are not designed to run for 24 x 7 x 365, it will fail after 1 - 2 years if you running in this way. A desktop HDD can fail any time, so far I don't see any brand is damn reliable. all about the same, it is all depend your luck. so backup is the best practise. |
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Oct 19 2011, 03:26 PM
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In my case, I have a NAS server (powered by a Solaris 11 PC) running mediatomb uPnP server. the mediatomb uPnP is a media server that able to stream audio and video to DLNA compatible player.
My Yamaha V2067 is certified with DLNA, so I just use my Yamaha iPhone apps to remote connect V2067 to mediatomb media server and I can play FLAC music to my amp. Htkaki, your Denon 4310 is able to play FLAC or wave format music from UPNP media server, and Synology Diskstation has builtin DLNA/uPNP capable media server, so I believe you don't need the Dune HD to play music, just use your Denon 4310 directly play music (either WAV or FLAC format) from the synology diskstation. |
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