TV loses connection to media server

I have a Philips 40PFL7605M/08 firmware 140.40.0.

I have connection problems with my Philips 40PFL7605M/08 and Media Server.
Whenever i play a music or film file, the tv loses connection to the media server after 30-40 minutes.

The media server disappeares from list and doesn't return until I restart the tv.

My media server is a NAS Western Digital MyBookLive - Twonky Media Server 5.1.9

I make a test connecting TV with TVersity Media Server on my notebook.
The connection break after 30-40 minutes also with TVersity Media Server

I don't know how to do!!!
I need help!

Hi

Please set the TV and the NAS to manual IP Adresse, after you have done that, connect the NAS directly with a CrossLink Ethernet Cable and check if the behavior is the same.

Regards
Thomas

Problem fixed!
It's a router problem. I changed it and now works all fine!

Thanks!

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Originally Posted by roberto75

Problem fixed!
It's a router problem. I changed it and now works all fine!

Thanks!

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Hi Roberto,

I am experiencing the same issue. What was the issue with the router and how exactly did you fix it? For me it is not possible to create a permanent solution with a cross-link cable.

Looking forward to your response,

Patrick

Hi Patrick,

Sorry for my English!
I think that is route problem setting. Try to set a static ip addres to your TV and NAS. Because after 30-40 minutes the router change the ip adddress an the tv lose the connection.

Search in the router settings the DHCP a lease and expiration time of IP Address.

I hope to help you.

Hi Roberto

Thanks for the reply. Too bad this is not going to solve my issues. My tv and media server are already on a static IP.

Thanks for responding anyway,

Patrick

Too bad,

I also hoped to solve my problems by setting up a static IP, but even with static IP, I still have some connection problems (resulting in auto-resets of the TV).

Niels

hey; if you can, disable dhcp on the ROuter itself completly and set all devices (router including) to manual ip addreses.