Apple tv and Qnap

nsviper Wrote:Owning a QNAP TS410 myself, I suggest you jump on over to the qnap support forums themselves and scan thru there - extremely helpful peeps over there...http://forum.qnap.com/

and also try these points : http://www.qnap.com/pro_features_NFS.asp

the second link is what he already did i think and it doesn't cover the "insecure" option problem ...

So as of the qnap forum you have to somehow edit the file

/etc/config/nfssetting

and add the "insecure" option there. As of this thread:

http://forum.qnap.com/viewtopic.php?f=35&t=4084#p19409

where the user added the all_squash option.

hope this points in the right direction...

Memphiz Wrote:So as of the qnap forum you have to somehow edit the file

/etc/config/nfssetting

and add the "insecure" option there. As of this thread:

http://forum.qnap.com/viewtopic.php?f=35&t=4084#p19409

where the user added the all_squash option.

hope this points in the right direction...

Thanks for all help.

It worked like you said.
But i have problems watching 720 p. Please see my log.
http://yourpaste.net/9089

Thanks for all your help!

I gave up trying to get nfs working, everyone seems to think its great but i aint feeling it

NFS is not user friendly. Do some testing with SMB

Is the file you are trying to play h264? The ATV2 can only use hardware decoders for h264. MPEG4 or MPEG2 have to be decoded in software and will not work well with greater than SD resolutions.

Memphiz Wrote:So as of the qnap forum you have to somehow edit the file

/etc/config/nfssetting

and add the "insecure" option there. As of this thread:

http://forum.qnap.com/viewtopic.php?f=35&t=4084#p19409

where the user added the all_squash option.

hope this points in the right direction...

I was actually thinking it might be better to manually create/edit /etc/exports then create or add to your startup script to overwrite /etc/exports from your edited backup in your home directory, then apply changes with sudo exports -ra.

I'm still learning linux so i'd have to figure out the script, but I think this method should survive firmware upgrades?

(don't worry Memphiz, I'll continue this line of thought on the QNAP forums, just thought i'd throw it out here seeing as you're our NFS man, and if successful I'd add this to XBMC wiki as a help guide).

at least it should survive a reboot

Cranial Wrote:(don't worry Memphiz, I'll continue this line of thought on the QNAP forums, just thought i'd throw it out here seeing as you're our NFS man, and if successful I'd add this to XBMC wiki as a help guide).

Wiki work is allways much appreciated

Kurdsson Wrote:Thanks for all help.

It worked like you said.
But i have problems watching 720 p. Please see my log.
http://yourpaste.net/9089

Thanks for all your help!

1. avatar is a killer - works for me only with ethernet and h.264 and 1080p
2. your avatar 720p is mpeg4 part 2 - this is not h.264 (which would be mpeg4 part 10) and so won't be hardware decoded - can't work ... unrelated to nfs...

This is really strange. When I download a new file to my Nas, with nfs settings on, I get this message

nfs://192.168.0.10/Qdownload/transmission/completed/]
21:16:49 T:112320512 * ERROR: Failed to open(//transmission/completed/My.Ride.Rules.S01E05.HDTV.XviD-CRiMSON/) opendir call failed with "NFS: READDIR of //transmission failed with NFS3ERR_ACCES(-13)"
21:16:49 T:88256512 * ERROR: GetDirectory - Error getting nfs://192.168.0.10/Qdownload/transmission/completed/My.Ride.Rules.S01E05.HDTV.XviD-CRiMSON/

Same thing with Smb, cannot open the file. But when i reboot my Nas everything works again.

look at the permissions on that folder when it doesn't work and after a reboot... maybe they get reset on reboot of the qnap...