Viewing photo's stored on my DNLA Server

[rawhide78]

Hi all, I have been an avid reader of these forums for some time as I'm a huge sony fan and love their produducts, up until now, I have found answers for my questions, but sadly not this time.

Having just bought a Tablet, I have hooked it up to my existing DNLA server that I have been using for my Bravia for some time, I can see all of the files on the server, however, I cannot open Photo's that are stored on it, I get a ! with This format is not supported.

This baffles me as the Pics are .JPG images.

Have I missed something?

Thanks in advance.

[omar_g@ap64]

Hi Rawhide78,

What are you using as your DLNA server? If its a computer, what software are you using?

Omar

[rawhide78]

Hi Omar, I'm using a seagate 2tb external hard drive plugged into a Belkin play router, I have a Bravia tv and a sony blue ray player on my home network that can read this setup just fine.

[omar_g@ap64]

Hi Rawhide,

Sorry, i don't know what the problem. Maybe one of the other guys on here can help. Sounds very odd though.

Are they very high resolution by any chance?

[breedBenR]

hi

is this still a problem, after you received and installed the update from Sony Media Players in the market?

[rawhide78]

Hey, I did download and recieve that update. sadly it Hasn't helped.

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[JULIANA]

And it still NOT WORKING.

Just poor,miserable low or middle quality is available.

If you have good or high quality images SONY SMART TV it is NOT AVAILABLE  to reproduce it.

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[bennybuche]

I think the viewable picture resolution is limited to the tablet's screen size (or a little bit more). So, if you're trying to view pictures with a huge resolution, it won't work If you really want to, you'll have to downscale them before viewing; you could try to see if it works better...

[pavr27]

i have the same problem, and its drivingme mad (see the thred i posted)  its not a resolution issue as all my photos are within the range specified.