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<blockquote data-quote="Lehmden" data-source="post: 1246217" data-attributes="member: 109222">From your logs:Looks as if you have an error in your media sources and/or TV Engine setup. Did you enter the path manually? Looks as if this is the case because if you browse to the folder the computer name will be used, not the IP. A correct path to a recording file looks like this in the logs:'\\192.168.86.11\Aufnahmen\Top Wing - Helden mit zwei Flügeln - Nickelodeon - 2018-07-20.ts' or'\\Servername\Aufnahmen\Top Wing - Helden mit zwei Flügeln - Nickelodeon - 2018-07-20.ts' In your logs there is one &quot;\&quot; too much at the beginning (just if you don't see this easily).This option only is shown if the client has the possibility to delete the recordings files. So if it is not there, it means the client can not delete recordings. Many reasons are possible for this like no proper rights, wrong configured path, firewall settings, AV software, security settings, network issues,,...I would recommend to remove the &quot;recordings&quot; share from the MP2 server (all of them, if you have more than one). Next step is to activate the Firewall in your Router if it isn't already. This way you can disable the Defender Firewall for &quot;private networks&quot; completely. Indeed the router firewall is much, much more secure than the Windows Defender firewall (or any other software firewall) Now setup (or modify) the recordings folder as a shared folder in Windows with Read/Write access grant for &quot;everyone&quot; (&quot;Jeder&quot; in German). Then configure the recording folder in SetupTV pointing to this folder accessible by &quot;everyone&quot;&nbsp; and be sure the path is correct. Don't forget to check if all of your recordings are imported into the TV database..Now restart the MP2 Server (or your whole Server PC) and the new &quot;Recordings&quot; source should be added to MP2 automatically. After this it should be possible to delete recordings from any client...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lehmden, post: 1246217, member: 109222"] From your logs: Looks as if you have an error in your media sources and/or TV Engine setup. Did you enter the path manually? Looks as if this is the case because if you browse to the folder the computer name will be used, not the IP. A correct path to a recording file looks like this in the logs: '\\192.168.86.11\Aufnahmen\Top Wing - Helden mit zwei Flügeln - Nickelodeon - 2018-07-20.ts' or '\\Servername\Aufnahmen\Top Wing - Helden mit zwei Flügeln - Nickelodeon - 2018-07-20.ts' In your logs there is one "\" too much at the beginning (just if you don't see this easily). This option only is shown if the client has the possibility to delete the recordings files. So if it is not there, it means the client can not delete recordings. Many reasons are possible for this like no proper rights, wrong configured path, firewall settings, AV software, security settings, network issues,,... I would recommend to remove the "recordings" share from the MP2 server (all of them, if you have more than one). Next step is to activate the Firewall in your Router if it isn't already. This way you can disable the Defender Firewall for "private networks" completely. Indeed the router firewall is much, much more secure than the Windows Defender firewall (or any other software firewall) Now setup (or modify) the recordings folder as a shared folder in Windows with Read/Write access grant for "everyone" ("Jeder" in German). Then configure the recording folder in SetupTV pointing to this folder accessible by "everyone" and be sure the path is correct. Don't forget to check if all of your recordings are imported into the TV database..Now restart the MP2 Server (or your whole Server PC) and the new "Recordings" source should be added to MP2 automatically. After this it should be possible to delete recordings from any client... [/QUOTE]

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