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<blockquote data-quote="Ruud" data-source="post: 418267" data-attributes="member: 10538">Hi HTPC_sourcerer,just a though that you triggered.When upgrading to one of the earlier SVN's where SP2 for dotnet framework 2.0 was required a strange thing happened to me....When trying to open the 'my videos' location that was located on drive H: (network drive), it did not work any more.... workaround was that I first had to start windows explorer, browse drive H: and voila.... under MP the contents were visible....Seems like some network name resolving thing to me....Yesterday I found a fix for this by entering the UNC name in MP configuration instead of the drive letter: now it works again.But back to your problem.....Maybe, just maybe the problem is in the way you connect your client to your server...I do not use the server's hostname, but instead use the ip adres (and configured the server to be connected too using the IP adres....)Maybe, just maybe this will do the trick for you.....b.t.w. I have two clients: one wired and one wireless. Both work fine now and I can assure you that I have a very bad wireless connection...good luckRegards,Ruud.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ruud, post: 418267, member: 10538"] Hi HTPC_sourcerer, just a though that you triggered. When upgrading to one of the earlier SVN's where SP2 for dotnet framework 2.0 was required a strange thing happened to me.... When trying to open the 'my videos' location that was located on drive H: (network drive), it did not work any more.... workaround was that I first had to start windows explorer, browse drive H: and voila.... under MP the contents were visible.... Seems like some network name resolving thing to me.... Yesterday I found a fix for this by entering the UNC name in MP configuration instead of the drive letter: now it works again. But back to your problem..... Maybe, just maybe the problem is in the way you connect your client to your server... I do not use the server's hostname, but instead use the ip adres (and configured the server to be connected too using the IP adres....) Maybe, just maybe this will do the trick for you..... b.t.w. I have two clients: one wired and one wireless. Both work fine now and I can assure you that I have a very bad wireless connection... good luck Regards, Ruud. [/QUOTE]

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