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8 hours ago, Karan Batra said:

Just make sure DLNA is enabled on QNAP. Never had issues. Also power cycle the tv.

Thanks Karan, good tip. Actually DLNA was enabled on my QNAP. However several settings on the Media Streaming Add on and on the Multimedia Console prohibited my TV to see the movies on the NAS. Now after tweaking these settings, I can see the movies on my TV. Thanks again

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