I have just bought the mu-so 2nd gen and I am having a problem streaming my FLAC files from my NAS (Synology DS413j). I have enabled the media server app on the NAS and I can see all the albums and tracks, if fact they all play. However they show up as MP3 files when playing not FLAC.
If I put some FLAC files on a USB drive and play those, they are shown as FLAC.
Is the NAS transcoding these on the fly, I have looked everywhere but the only option that looks like it might do that is not enabled.
It looks to me that the downsample option is enabled (the box appears grey unlike the others which are clear). So I would try ticking the “enable audio transcoding “ option, then untick the downsample option, then untick “enable audio transcoding” once more.
So after multiple reboots and re-installs the correct icon has now appear on my PC and in the naim app.
So I am now looking in the right place now, however there are no music files when I click on the icon.
I have added my music folder to be indexed and moved a FLAC folder into the music folder that Media Server created on my NAS, still no file are visable.
The indexing says it is running and the NAS CPU is running near 100%, so is it just a case of waiting or is there anything else I can check.
Looks like a folder permission problem.In Synology go to control panel than shared folders. Open music and verify in the permissions pane if your account has the read/ write box checked.
Although i think the main slow down might have been my photo library which probably has around 100,000 images in it. I unticked the box to stop these being indexed and the conversion finished in a few hours.
Just re-ticked the photo and video box and left it running, will see how far it’s got in the morning.