Oppo 103 freezing.........

My oppo 103d is having a problem with only certain tracts on my 1T seagate which I have connected to one of the rear usb ports. If I jump past these specific tracts (two that I’ve identified so far), the thing doesn’t freeze up. The music on my hd btw is 24 bit 192, 88, 176, etc.

I think it’s a corrupted data problem, but not sure. I’m soon replacing my 103d with a used 95 and moving it upstairs to be used in our home theater system and will see if the problem propagates with the hard drive.

Will keep you posted on my findings. I guess I could experiment with the thumb drives as well.

Its imperative that you restore the factory default settings after a firmware update on these machines.....I had the same problem, it was resolved after resetting / restoring factory defaults.  

The USB drive may not be "fast " enough, some cameras have problems writing to cards with slower data transfer rates, could be a problem with the drive

So how did you make out?   I thought my problems were cured but the other night I was trying to start Netflix and the player kept hanging up, the video was stuttering and the audio would cut out.....In addition the machine would occasionally lock up, prevent access to the Home menu or have some other anomally.

I called OPPO and they were very helpful.  They had me turn off the "Quickstart" mode and engage " Energy Saver" mode instead.   They were very forthright in saying they are aware of the issue and are working to correct it.  The only drawback is that with "Quickstart" disabled you can not wake the player with a tablet or phone using the OPPO Media app.   You must power up with an I.R. remote or via the front panel manually.   No big deal, it's such a great machine I can live with that.

I really appreciate their candor and the level of support they give..... I used to work for a company that you all know, people raved about their customer service but the truth is they would have me act like it was the first time I heard of a problem,  suggest they reload the firmware , or some other BS , the whole time knowing it was the hardware and that it would never have a fix......  

BTW, I Q/A'd Oppo tech on the idea of my freezing in light of fast or slow USB sticks and they gave no time or credence to that being a factor (my para)".. the USB speed is far faster than the player can access".

I had a similar problem and it turned out to be how I was accessing my network.  Oshare, which I'm using now works great and no more lock ups.  It seemed to be accessing a local hard drive I had hooked up but it wasn't.  Try just turning off your network if it's on and see?