Surround Sound loses channels on copying to PC

[Black Hole]

Interesting, I have installed mvdisks and can now navigate my external hdd from My Video on Hummy's menu, but I still do not see it on the LG menu.

Maybe you didn't read this bit (I edited it in shortly after posting):

However, note that the process is not instant, and USB content will take some time to become available through a DLNA browser. The way to hurry this is to connect the USB, then place the HDR-FOX in standby (the DLNA indexer runs as a pre-shutdown process). Once all activity has ceased, on restart the HDR-FOX should then have all content available by DLNA.

 

[Kevin]

Ah, yes, I missed that. I will be patient.

 

[Kevin]

Pleased to say, I can now see, and play with surround sound, all the files on Hummy's internal and external hard drives, on my LG home theatre. It certainly did take a long while for them to all appear, as you warned. That's a great result, thank you so much for all your help, I'd never have figured all this out. All I need now is for the broadcasters to transmit more HD content with surround sound!!

 

[Black Hole]

It certainly did take a long while for them to all appear, as you warned.

Why didn't you just shut it down and restart it?

 

[Kevin]

Yes, I tried that and the USB drive had then appeared, but said it had no playable content. When I looked again, several hours later (although I did not look again in between) everything had appeared. This drive is formatted NTFS rather than EXT3, if that makes a difference.

 

[sine24]

All I need now is for the broadcasters to transmit more HD content with surround sound!!

All films on bbc and ch4 are in surround

 

[Kevin]

That's interesting to know, thanks. We recorded Spiderman Homecoming the other day and thought the surround sound was excellent, the best we've heard, shame about the film though!