Serviio crash when running utorrent

Has anyone figured out how to work around Serviio crashing while running utorrent? I have a Samsung BD3600 running latest update. Running latest utorrent under Windows 7. I tried turning off Upnp updating in utorrent but doesn't help. Using wireless on a Linksys54G router with latest version of Tomato. Happens erratically but even with detailed logging I can't figure out what to do to stop it.
Any help would be appreciated?

I have the same setup with no crash. I don't keep my torrents in a directory that's indexed by serviio. Not sure if that has anything too do with it.

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Do you use the Renderer Profile? If so how do you have it setup? I can't figure out what is going on? I read someone saying the UPnP could be causing problems with my Router so I turned that off in utorrent but still no change. Hoping someone has some ideas.
THanks

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What do you mean by " Crashes " ??? as i run a simalar setupo and have NEVER had it crash, i have had file buffer out if im running to mnay torrent at same time as streaming from serviio but thats it.

I am getting Serviio disconnected message. After clicking ok I brought back to the main input select screen and the Serviio icon is no longer on the screen, but after waiting or stopping and restarting the Serviio server, I can reconnect. When I turn off utorrent I don't get any disconnects and everything seems fine. It has to be some conflict with Utorrent and Serviio server???

It might be a good idea to check which IP port numbers are used by Serviio and uTorrent. There will be conflicts when both apps try to use the same port to communicate or when there are overlapping ranges for dynamic port assignments.

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I am getting Serviio disconnected message. After clicking ok I brought back to the main input select screen and the Serviio icon is no longer on the screen, but after waiting or stopping and restarting the Serviio server, I can reconnect. When I turn off utorrent I don't get any disconnects and everything seems fine. It has to be some conflict with Utorrent and Serviio server???

yep that correct utorrent is using so much bandwidth of your network card it crushes the link between your network and serviio, easiest wway to solve is limit amount of bandwidth used by utorrent, or simple dont download lots of torrents at same tie your streaming video with serviio.

FYI - if your running a GB network you will find that this doesnt happen as much as if you are running a 100mb network

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