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Like in the title.
When movie have 5 GB then all is fine.
When another movie have 30 GB in program is all alright but when i want to see the movie through server on my Samsung TV i have the folder with movie but i have there info that the movie have 0,00 bites.
Have anyone the same problem?
Pls help.
It may be a problem where your Samsung TV's firmware has a maximum file size and trying to stream a 30GB file is being rejected by your TV. We can see if this is true if you send us a set of Mezzmo logs. Turn on logging in Mezzmo (see http://forum.conceiva.com/showthread...nostic-logging) and restart your Mezzmo server. Now connect to Mezzmo server from your TV and try to stream the 30GB file. When the video fails to list or play, then stop your Mezzmo server and exit Mezzmo (Windows) app. Zip up all your logs and email them to us at support [at] conceiva [dot] com.
I have 2 Samsung TVs and many of my files are 30GB or larger. When Samsung says 0 bytes it typically means you have ripped your video to an unsupported video format. If the audio format isn't supported (i.e. True-HD etc) Samsungs will typically throw up that message once the video starts playing stating there is no audio codec for it. Post the model of your Samsung and the audio/video format of your 30GB file which shows zero bytes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Overdrive