What to do if DLNA media player can't see media files on Buffalo LinkStation?
If your DLNA media player is unable to detect media files on your Buffalo LinkStation, access the configuration utility and go to Extensions, then Media Server. Click on Modify Settings and ensure that both Media Server and Automatic Update are enabled. Check the boxes for Refresh now and Initialize database before refresh. Finally, click Save to apply the changes.
Guides users through the initial setup process using the LinkNavigator software for specific models.
Provides instructions for setting up LinkStation models LS-WVL and LS-WXL using LinkNavigator.
Details the LinkNavigator setup procedure for the LS-WSXL LinkStation model.
Illustrates the physical layout and component identification for LinkStation models LS-VL, LS-XHL, and LS-CHL.
Shows the physical layout and component identification for LinkStation models LS-WVL and LS-WXL.
Displays the physical layout and component identification for the LS-WSXL LinkStation model.
Explains how to access the LinkStation's shared folder for file storage and retrieval.
Guides users on accessing the LinkStation's shared folder from additional computers on the network.
Describes the different power management modes available for the LinkStation.
Details how to access and navigate the LinkStation's web-based administration interface for configuration.
Provides steps to create and configure new shared folders on the LinkStation.
Explains methods for restricting access to shared folders for users and groups.
Covers setting disk space limits for individual users or groups on shared folders.
Describes how to enable and configure the FTP server for remote access to the LinkStation.
Explains the functionality for directly copying files from USB devices to the LinkStation.
Details the process of adding and managing user accounts and groups on the LinkStation.
Guides users on changing the administrator password for enhanced security.
Covers network configuration settings, including IP address, DHCP, and frame size.
Explains how to configure Jumbo Frame settings to potentially increase network performance.
Details how to use the LinkStation as a web server, supporting HTML, CGI, and JavaScript.
Describes enabling and configuring the LinkStation to function as a MySQL server.
Covers basic system configuration, including naming and time settings.
Instructions for configuring the LinkStation's hostname, date, and time settings.
Information on managing the LinkStation's internal storage, including disk checks and formatting.
Outlines the procedure for performing a disk check to test and fix data on the drives.
Provides steps for formatting internal or external hard drives connected to the LinkStation.
Explains how to connect and use external USB storage devices with the LinkStation.
Details the safe procedure for removing USB storage devices from the LinkStation.
Covers configuring backup jobs for data protection and disaster recovery.
Explains how to configure the LinkStation for use with Apple's Time Machine backup software.
Describes RAID modes (0, 1, Normal) and their configurations for multi-drive LinkStations.
Details how to configure regular RAID scans for monitoring and repairing the RAID array.
Covers system maintenance tasks like email notifications and restarting the device.
Instructions for setting up email alerts for system events and status reports.
Information on managing power settings, including UPS integration and sleep timers.
Explains how to connect and configure the LinkStation with an Uninterruptable Power Supply (UPS).
Guides on setting specific times for the LinkStation to enter sleep mode to save energy.
Provides instructions for resetting the LinkStation to its original factory default settings.
Details how to reset various LinkStation settings via the Web Admin interface.
Explains the process of formatting the entire LinkStation to revert to factory defaults.
Introduces additional features and services that can be enabled on the LinkStation.
Describes how to access LinkStation files remotely via the internet using WebAccess.
Explains how to connect and configure a USB printer to use the LinkStation as a print server.
Covers enabling and using the BitTorrent client feature for file downloads.
Details how to enable and configure the DLNA Media Server for streaming media.
Explains how to use iTunes to access music files served by the LinkStation.
Describes the main dashboard and overview of the LinkStation's status in the Web Admin interface.
Details options for managing shared folders, including creation, deletion, and settings.
Explains how to manage user accounts and groups for access control on the LinkStation.
Covers network configuration settings, including IP address, DHCP, and frame size.
Encompasses system-level configurations like LinkStation name, date/time, and language settings.
Covers system maintenance tasks such as restarting and email notification setup.
Describes how to configure additional features like WebAccess, Print Server, BitTorrent, and Media Server.
Lists the technical specifications and hardware details of the LinkStation.
Outlines the factory default configuration settings for the LinkStation.
Guides on mapping LinkStation shares as network drives on Windows and Mac.
Information about included software utilities like NAS Navigator2 and File Security Tool.
Mentions the 'info' folder on the hard disk containing software and documentation.
Explains the meaning of the status LED indicators for specific LinkStation models.
Details the status LED indicators for the LS-WVL and LS-WXL LinkStation models.
Describes the status LED indicators for the LS-WSXL LinkStation model.
Offers solutions for common setup and usage problems encountered with the LinkStation.
Emphasizes the importance of backing up data and suggests backup targets.
Guides users through the initial setup process using the LinkNavigator software for specific models.
Provides instructions for setting up LinkStation models LS-WVL and LS-WXL using LinkNavigator.
Details the LinkNavigator setup procedure for the LS-WSXL LinkStation model.
Illustrates the physical layout and component identification for LinkStation models LS-VL, LS-XHL, and LS-CHL.
Shows the physical layout and component identification for LinkStation models LS-WVL and LS-WXL.
Displays the physical layout and component identification for the LS-WSXL LinkStation model.
Explains how to access the LinkStation's shared folder for file storage and retrieval.
Guides users on accessing the LinkStation's shared folder from additional computers on the network.
Describes the different power management modes available for the LinkStation.
Details how to access and navigate the LinkStation's web-based administration interface for configuration.
Provides steps to create and configure new shared folders on the LinkStation.
Explains methods for restricting access to shared folders for users and groups.
Covers setting disk space limits for individual users or groups on shared folders.
Describes how to enable and configure the FTP server for remote access to the LinkStation.
Explains the functionality for directly copying files from USB devices to the LinkStation.
Details the process of adding and managing user accounts and groups on the LinkStation.
Guides users on changing the administrator password for enhanced security.
Covers network configuration settings, including IP address, DHCP, and frame size.
Explains how to configure Jumbo Frame settings to potentially increase network performance.
Details how to use the LinkStation as a web server, supporting HTML, CGI, and JavaScript.
Describes enabling and configuring the LinkStation to function as a MySQL server.
Covers basic system configuration, including naming and time settings.
Instructions for configuring the LinkStation's hostname, date, and time settings.
Information on managing the LinkStation's internal storage, including disk checks and formatting.
Outlines the procedure for performing a disk check to test and fix data on the drives.
Provides steps for formatting internal or external hard drives connected to the LinkStation.
Explains how to connect and use external USB storage devices with the LinkStation.
Details the safe procedure for removing USB storage devices from the LinkStation.
Covers configuring backup jobs for data protection and disaster recovery.
Explains how to configure the LinkStation for use with Apple's Time Machine backup software.
Describes RAID modes (0, 1, Normal) and their configurations for multi-drive LinkStations.
Details how to configure regular RAID scans for monitoring and repairing the RAID array.
Covers system maintenance tasks like email notifications and restarting the device.
Instructions for setting up email alerts for system events and status reports.
Information on managing power settings, including UPS integration and sleep timers.
Explains how to connect and configure the LinkStation with an Uninterruptable Power Supply (UPS).
Guides on setting specific times for the LinkStation to enter sleep mode to save energy.
Provides instructions for resetting the LinkStation to its original factory default settings.
Details how to reset various LinkStation settings via the Web Admin interface.
Explains the process of formatting the entire LinkStation to revert to factory defaults.
Introduces additional features and services that can be enabled on the LinkStation.
Describes how to access LinkStation files remotely via the internet using WebAccess.
Explains how to connect and configure a USB printer to use the LinkStation as a print server.
Covers enabling and using the BitTorrent client feature for file downloads.
Details how to enable and configure the DLNA Media Server for streaming media.
Explains how to use iTunes to access music files served by the LinkStation.
Describes the main dashboard and overview of the LinkStation's status in the Web Admin interface.
Details options for managing shared folders, including creation, deletion, and settings.
Explains how to manage user accounts and groups for access control on the LinkStation.
Covers network configuration settings, including IP address, DHCP, and frame size.
Encompasses system-level configurations like LinkStation name, date/time, and language settings.
Covers system maintenance tasks such as restarting and email notification setup.
Describes how to configure additional features like WebAccess, Print Server, BitTorrent, and Media Server.
Lists the technical specifications and hardware details of the LinkStation.
Outlines the factory default configuration settings for the LinkStation.
Guides on mapping LinkStation shares as network drives on Windows and Mac.
Information about included software utilities like NAS Navigator2 and File Security Tool.
Mentions the 'info' folder on the hard disk containing software and documentation.
Explains the meaning of the status LED indicators for specific LinkStation models.
Details the status LED indicators for the LS-WVL and LS-WXL LinkStation models.
Describes the status LED indicators for the LS-WSXL LinkStation model.
Offers solutions for common setup and usage problems encountered with the LinkStation.
Emphasizes the importance of backing up data and suggests backup targets.
General| Network Interface | Gigabit Ethernet (10/100/1000 Mbps) |
|---|---|
| DLNA Support | Yes |
| Category | Network Attached Storage (NAS) |
| Backup Software | Buffalo Backup Utility |
| File System | EXT4 |
| Compatibility | Windows, macOS, Linux |
| Dimensions | Varies by model |
| Weight | Varies by model |
| RAID Support | RAID 0, 1 |
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