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<blockquote data-quote="Benoire" data-source="post: 1041365" data-attributes="member: 121281">Ok I will do, but probably not tonight I've got an early start tomorrow in Auckland CBD and the missus is watching TV!&nbsp; What I can say is that I changed the series setup to something shorter (removed the channel group from the front of the file path) and now it works fine across both PCs.I'm obviously not expecting you to be able to support this issue (not that you guys can't cos you're bloody clever people for doing all this) as I'm running this on Windows Server 2012 R2, an Active Directory in use, DJBlu's modifications to enable the Sky EPG and finally the plugins that shall not be mentioned.&nbsp; I am however interested now in this UNC path being shorter than the absolute windows max path length.As a final thought before bed, the whole series length is actually quite long (it adds episode, series, name etc.).&nbsp; Is windows capable of truncating this if the data doesn't exist but then keep it as a hidden attribute somewhere as that might push the file path over the limit.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Benoire, post: 1041365, member: 121281"] Ok I will do, but probably not tonight I've got an early start tomorrow in Auckland CBD and the missus is watching TV! What I can say is that I changed the series setup to something shorter (removed the channel group from the front of the file path) and now it works fine across both PCs. I'm obviously not expecting you to be able to support this issue (not that you guys can't cos you're bloody clever people for doing all this) as I'm running this on Windows Server 2012 R2, an Active Directory in use, DJBlu's modifications to enable the Sky EPG and finally the plugins that shall not be mentioned. I am however interested now in this UNC path being shorter than the absolute windows max path length. As a final thought before bed, the whole series length is actually quite long (it adds episode, series, name etc.). Is windows capable of truncating this if the data doesn't exist but then keep it as a hidden attribute somewhere as that might push the file path over the limit. [/QUOTE]

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