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Purchased the EasyAcc Wi-Stor recently. Tried to connect via SMB with the default port 139. However, the streaming and download seems very flaky and unreliable. Another app I used connected on port 445 and works perfectly. Wondering if you can make port setting editable or selectable. You can default to 139 but allow us to change to something else if necessary. Again, not sure if this is the reason why videos won't stream from EasyAcc Wi-Stor, but editable field would be great.

Thank you

+1

but of different causes, but same issue with 445

edit : talking about IOS APP 2.0.17

Attention please

Because of this little bit of shortcoming on Oplayer
(Talking about the Iphone Oplayer APP)
am I forced to use ***other APP*** on my Iphone there I can change port.
To reach my Samba server there I have films and m3u's to my streams.

Cause of this "only port 139" Oplayer only works while on LAN with AP at home.
and ontheroad with VPN@home it's dysfunctional.

Of course autodiscover/broadcast don't work, you must adress with ip adress
because openVPN Iphone don't support "tap"
but using IP adress works also when connected to LAN via AP@home

I would prefer to use Oplayer
Because when I compare them direct@LAN Oplayer is the better one.

I suggest
Option1 & default 139
Option2 445
Option3 free choice

BR & TIA

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rogerl19 wrote:Purchased the EasyAcc Wi-Stor recently. Tried to connect via SMB with the default port 139. However, the streaming and download seems very flaky and unreliable. Another app I used connected on port 445 and works perfectly. Wondering if you can make port setting editable or selectable. You can default to 139 but allow us to change to something else if necessary. Again, not sure if this is the reason why videos won't stream from EasyAcc Wi-Stor, but editable field would be great.

Thank you

we will try 139 firstly, then 445, so i think no the port issue, have you tried to enlarge cache size in the settings page?

Well, is there a plan now, for ability to change port ??

Because it's related to Oplayer, it works with other app's there you can change port.