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  1. 02-21-2012, 11:04 AM #1
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    Photo's are not viewed full screen

    Since firmware 000.014.095.000 (2012-02-01) on my 32pfl9606H/12, the photo's on my NAS are displayed very small. Before this firmware, the photo's were displayed full screen. The photo's have a resolution of 14 mega pixels, so it shouldn't be the photo resolution which causes this problem. And it worked before this firmware version...

    I view the photo's via DLNA.

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    Hi

    Which Server do you use for sharing?

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    It is the DLNA server which resides in the Synology Diskstation models. I use the 209+ model with diskstation manager 3.2 (DSM 3.2) software.

    The photo's were actually OK before the 000.014.095.000 (2012-02-01) firmware. I can not remember that I have changed something in the settings of the DLNA server but let's double check that before we go into deep....
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    ...it was a setting in the DLNA server that I missed. Photo's can now be viewed in the correct format (full screen)

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