WRT350N USB Media server File size limit?

I've checked over the forum to see if I found anything else regarding it (with only one similar discussion). I'm running a WRT350N router with a terabyte USB drive (formatted to NTFS) connected (in media server mode) which is then all working with a DLink media player connected to my TV. The setup is all working fine up to a point. I can play music easily through my TV off my media setup. However, I've noticed if I attempt to upload a video file larger than I believe 2 gigs it causes the whole setup to die. I can physically upload the file via a mapped network drive but then once I rescan the drive, and attempt to use the DLink, it tells me I have no media available. If I delete any files over 2 gigs off my usb drive, and then rescan the drive, everything starts working again and I can play smaller videos. I've connected the USB drive even directly to the DLink media player and it'll play 4-5gb videos just fine. It seems it's the WRT350N's ability to handle files above 2gbs on the USB feature. Is the WRT350N only able to relay files under 2gbs through the media server usb feature? Any ideas? Thanks Message Edited by rv888 on 12-29-2007 10:53 AM
Message Edited by rv888 on 12-29-2007 10:54 AM

My "work around" was that I also have a Buffalo Linkstation Live with a built-in media server. The Linkstation connects to the network by ethernet. I formatted my USB drive to XFS (the same as the Linkstation) and plugged it into a USB port on the Linkstation. I now have my media network working. It is still buggy though, as every once in a while the setup will just stop working. After some time, it comes back. This wasn't my #1 method I wanted, but it works.

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