u/Nostromo66

Venmo preferred please. Codes are for personal use immediate redemption only.

Willing to negotiate, I have no use for the code so I’d rather someone else have it

The Big Lebowski 4k US - $4

Venmo preferred please. Codes are for personal use immediate redemption only

The Big Lebowski 4k US - $4
The Wild Robot 4K US - $4 - Sold

The Big Lebowski is still waiting for an owner! lol

Venmo preferred please. Codes are for personal use immediate redemption only

• Alien 4k US - $4
• The Big Lebowski 4k US - $4
• Jaws 4k US - $4
• Scott Pilgrim vs. The World 4k US - $4
• Se7en 4k US - $4
• The Thing (1982) 4k US - $4

I just recently got a Sony Walkman NW-A55 and noticed that I can't pair my Apple Airpods Pro to them. I saw another thread that seemed to have the same problem using them. I know that the device uses bluetooth 4.2 so I was wondering if anyone has any experience with using newer bluetooth earbuds with it. Not sure if it is a hardware problem with the Apple Airpods Pro or a connectivity problem. It seems to be harder to find 4.2 earbuds on the market (understandably).

Ideally looking to get a pair of bluetooth earbuds that I can strictly use with this device (I do also have IEM's, this is just for times when I don't want to deal with a cable)

I'll try to give as much information as possible and happy to provide other information if needed. I am familiar enough with most of the technology that I've been managing to this point but with network stuff I have very little clue what everything means.

When I manually specify a public port (32400), and press retry, it will often become available for a few seconds and then go back to red.

I run Plex on my Synology NAS in container manager

I run Tailscale on my NAS to access remotely (Tailscale certificate being my default). Not sure if this affects Plex at all

I have a Verizon router and have messed around with the settings in there including:

-Changing my NAS to a static connection

-Static NAT

-Creating a Port Forwarding rule

I have messed around with settings in my NAS to manually configure DNS server

It's very possible I am doing something very obvious wrong but I have looked through a bunch of threads trying to find a solution and nothing has been working for me

SOLVED: As it turns out, it was a simple solution and I may be dumb. Verizon's settings make you apply the changes after you've already saved the port forward configurations. I also had the internal and external ports reversed because in Verizon they're described as Original Port and Fwd to Port