Transfer to M2 NVMe

What is the fastest way to transfer music to the internal SSD NVME ?

 

I found it out myself, by long-pressing on the folder or file (SMB/NAS) in question, a line with symbols for editing opens above.

 

I am using SMB server myself.
Transfer from my PC as SMB client.

 

I plugged an external SSD into mine and transferred that way.

 

what is the transfer rate? SMB

 

Up to 100 MByte/sec. Gigabit wired from PC.

 

So my transmission rate 5-6 Mb/s. Is not fast
Via Windows 11 Explorer \\IP address\Share
Why is that sooo slow? It's much faster from Explorer to my NAS Synology

 

Explorer to DMP A6

 

Did you use CAT5e ethernet cables?

 

I do. But they are relative short anyway.

 

nope, I can try

 

Hi Peter, I also use a Synology NAS. And I cannot connect the DMP-A6 to the NAS via UPnP. I've tried different protocols. Negative. Can you please help me further? Thanks. BR Zar

 

If you are using your Windows 11 host to copy from the NAS to the DMP, you've got double Windows fun and delays. You could try pre-copying a bunch of the files from your NAS to Windows 11 and then copy them from there to the DMP.

I would expect that to be quite a bit faster.

 

http://forum.zidoo.tv/index.php?thr...-internal-ssd-via-ethernet.96114/#post-194931

for my OSX System i use the terminal command:
sudo rsync -av --progress /source /target

 

That's overkill... I'd use a simpler cp -R source target

 

yes you are right - but these commands:
cp -av
rsync -av
ditto -v

these options “archiving” and “verbose” mode ensures that all files are copied as-is and list them as they are being copied

It is a little slower - but you got some info on copying process.

PS on typing man cp ( man rsync, man ditto ) you will have a list of options in your terminal.

 

I connect to the Synology DSM 720+ via SMB, which works very well.

 

You are right, but I am a Linux guy since the mid-90s... I am pretty familiar with it... ;-)