updated to 2.6.6.0 samsung issue

[goingmad]

hi

My 720p mkv files all get skipped now after the upgade on my samsung D7000 using the D profile and if i choose the E profile they buffer

All these files worked from 2.3 to 2.5 ive only had this issue with the 2.6.6.0 update

Any ideas?

Thanks

[vandruten]

I've exactly the same problem after the 2.6.6.0 update in combination with Samsung D6500 series.

[jeffreybc55]

Have a number of issues with my Samsung UN55D6000 as well. Hope this gets fixed soon.

[heisi]

Same problem here with a Samsung C750 and Samsung C-Profile. mkv-Files (1080p, 720p) and also XviD get all skipped. I've exchanged the actual SamsungLA.prf against some old version but it does not work nevertheless.

[BeFi]

Same problem here with a Samsung C750 and Samsung C-Profile. mkv-Files (1080p, 720p) and also XviD get all skipped. I've exchanged the actual SamsungLA.prf against some old version but it does not work nevertheless.

Please help in getting to the root course:

I suspect that the device entry you have changed isn't used any more by Mess-Mo ;-).

Please try this: Delete your Samsung and the NTSC generic device in your device list. Then power your TV off and on and see what happens. You may get a Sasmsung with the wrong device model that you then edit to use the proper one. Then see whether streaming works.

If streaming works it will only work as long as our TV has the same IP address assigned - likely until you power it off next time. If you can help confirming that we are all suffering simply from a bug in device recognition I am sure our Mess-Mo folks in Down-Under will get it fixed next day.

[Michael1973]

The below worked fine for me:

I deleted my Samsung 6500 TV from the media devices section,
restarted Mezzmo and afterwards it was found as [TV]UE40D6500 and the
Samsung C profile was connected to it. I changed the connected profile to
Samsung D and now all streaming files seem to work again.

Regards
Michael

[BeFi]

The below worked fine for me:

I deleted my Samsung 6500 TV from the media devices section,
restarted Mezzmo and afterwards it was found as [TV]UE40D6500 and the
Samsung C profile was connected to it. I changed the connected profile to
Samsung D and now all streaming files seem to work again.

Regards
Michael

Do you use static IP addresses?

[Michael1973]

Do you use static IP addresses?

Yes, all my devices have static IP addresses.

[BeFi]

Yes, all my devices have static IP addresses.

That the point. When you have corrected the device entry - initially falsely recognized - you are good because your TV remains at the same address.
If one uses DNS and the TV gets a different IP assigned on next activation Mess-Mo ;-) ignores the old device entry and creates a wrong new one.

[Michael1973]

That the point. When you have corrected the device entry - initially falsely recognized - you are good because your TV remains at the same address.
If one uses DNS and the TV gets a different IP assigned on next activation Mess-Mo ;-) ignores the old device entry and creates a wrong new one.

I guess you mean DHCP ;-)

[BeFi]

I guess you mean DHCP ;-)

Thanks Michael, I meant DHCP. Getting confused about these acronyms

[Paul]

Sorry for the troubles. We have found the problem and we are fixing it now. We will release an update in the next 24 hours.

[Paul]

We have fixed the problems you have reported in Mezzmo v2.6.6 and a new Mezzmo v2.6.7 update is now available for download. Several users have already confirmed their problems are fixed after applying this new update. After installing the Mezzmo v2.6.7 update, go to the Media Devices dialog in Mezzmo and delete all your devices. Re-start your Mezzmo server and your devices will be correctly detected and re-listed in the Media Devices dialog.

[goingmad]

seems to be running ok after following the steps although when i first connected the d7000 it set it to the C profile still, but i changed it to D.

also is there away to make pre transcoding faster?

thanks

[tcrankwa]

Samsung BDP is still a bit choppy.

It IS much faster though.

[Paul]

also is there away to make pre transcoding faster?

Great that you are up and running. Pre-transcoding speed is directly related to the performance of your computer's CPU and the amount of free RAM on your computer. We recommend at least a quad core CPU with 4GB RAM for video transcoding. The more cores your CPU has, the better (e.g. i7). Also, try closing any other applications that may be running and using CPU or RAM.