Mon Nov 30, 2020 2:40 pm by atc98092
No, there's no DLNA related issue here. I watch UHD ripped movies on my network all the time using the Nvidia Shield as the player, which has wired Gigabit Ethernet. But remember that all connections in the network must support Gigabit. Your Blu Ray player most likely only has a Fast Ethernet connection, which maxes out at 100 Mbps. My Roku devices also have that limitation. You could try using WiFi, as an 802.11n or .11ac connection would in theory have more bandwidth than Fast Ethernet, but it's also susceptible to interference that can reduce speed.
But that is your problem, in that the Sony doesn't have a Gigabit network connection. My ripped UHD movies have bitrate peaks over 150 Mbps, which is why I can't watch them with my Roku players. And of course, your computer has to have a Gigabit network connection as well. Depending on its age, it too might not have a fast enough network card.
Dan
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