04-02-2021, 06:09 AM
I had no such problem with a QNAP NAS (2x HDDs set as RAID), now I use this NAS as a data backup for the primary NAS which is dedicated to music file only. All on Ethernet connectivity, separate MoOde RPi streamers available for playing independently in two different rooms (before and now).
The RAID HDDs were (are) going to 'sleep' and getting 'active' (with a 10-15 seconds delay) when there was any attempt to play music via MoOde. I'd say: question your USB RAID and the application running it...
I am probably off the mark here... however I remember a friend getting terribly annoyed when he had been trying to revive an old PC into a generic NAS running a numerous bunch of multiple brand, capacity and format (2.5" and 3.5") HDDs governed by a reputable free LINUX NAS application. Long story short, he gained peace only after eliminating a couple of HDDs (apparently too lazy to kick into spinning... firmware maybe?) and switching to another reputable LINUX NAS application. He's now boasting that there is in the Amazon (not the company) at least ONE TREE saved by him... him only.
The RAID HDDs were (are) going to 'sleep' and getting 'active' (with a 10-15 seconds delay) when there was any attempt to play music via MoOde. I'd say: question your USB RAID and the application running it...
I am probably off the mark here... however I remember a friend getting terribly annoyed when he had been trying to revive an old PC into a generic NAS running a numerous bunch of multiple brand, capacity and format (2.5" and 3.5") HDDs governed by a reputable free LINUX NAS application. Long story short, he gained peace only after eliminating a couple of HDDs (apparently too lazy to kick into spinning... firmware maybe?) and switching to another reputable LINUX NAS application. He's now boasting that there is in the Amazon (not the company) at least ONE TREE saved by him... him only.
