Serviio

Greetings.

I have been using Serviio for some time now with both my Samsung Galaxy Tablet and my Samsung Smart TV(Tv with WIFI , renderer etc etc...)

Its mostly been great, however it seems lately that when watching via my TV using the TV as the renderer serviio disconnects regularly, which is annoying as it doesn't do this using my Samsung tablet.

I am using Windows Vista 64 Bit Serviio 1.01 > TP Link router> Belkin N1 Vision Wireless Router.

It used to be fine, however when I have too much loaded to my library can it overload the system? is there a safe amount to have shared for streaming?

Although previous versions didn't seem to drop out as much or even at all.

My Wife is complaining about it so I'd better do something about it!!!

Does anyone have Version 1.00 That I could try and backdate to to see if it still drops out? I cant seem to find it and I didnt keep a copy of it.

any help, guidance and advice would be much appreciated!

Hi,

I have the same issue with my Samsung UE55ES7005.

It worked PERFERCTLY (i could even play 1080p 3D thru WiFi) until i replaced my server (from windows 2003 server to windows 7).
Now Serviio disconnect all the time, i don't even have to play anything.
It disapears/returns from the DLNA/ALLshare menu in the TV.

Any ideas? it's unusable right now, disconnects constantly.
I've searched this forum high and low but no luck

Check this : http://wiki.serviio.org/doku.php?id=win ... le_offload

Thanks for helping out.. But it didnt fix the issue for me Same problem..
I've attached the log and a cutout from debug-log with some errors.. Maybe it can tell you something?

Thanks!

Thanks for the replies.

I have simply reduced my shared media size from 30+ folders to < 15 Folders and it now seems to be OK.

Will do the above code to be sure....

many many many thanks.

Merci Beaucoup

NOTE:
Seems to be more or less exactly every 3min.
I created a new thread about my problem in the Support & Help section. "Serviio disconnects / disappears every 3min", Since wasserkuhl's problem was solved.