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<blockquote data-quote="RivaSA" data-source="post: 486664" data-attributes="member: 95936">Hi all, like Toga I have alot (1493 movies, 12000 CD's and 64 TV Series). This is how I have handled this between 5 local machines.I run Windows Home Server which hosts the data for the other machines. I created 2 folders on the WHS in a shared folder called Mediaportal Sync\Thumbs and Mediaportal Sync\XFactor_Animations. I use the free version of SyncSE from <a href="http://www.download.cnet.com" target="_blank">www.download.cnet.com</a>.You can schedule the thumbs folders to sync as well as the fanart folders. I automate this once a day. In doing this I never worry about pics again and everything is as current as your schedules.If you want you can even point the database path to the same location. Only draw back is having to remember what is watched and what is just marked as watched. I found this to be a non-issue but every-one to his own. I schedule the database to replace the other 4 once a week with the same program. You can shorten the interval if you choose.EasypeasyHope this helps.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RivaSA, post: 486664, member: 95936"] Hi all, like Toga I have alot (1493 movies, 12000 CD's and 64 TV Series). This is how I have handled this between 5 local machines. I run Windows Home Server which hosts the data for the other machines. I created 2 folders on the WHS in a shared folder called Mediaportal Sync\Thumbs and Mediaportal Sync\XFactor_Animations. I use the free version of SyncSE from [url]www.download.cnet.com[/url]. You can schedule the thumbs folders to sync as well as the fanart folders. I automate this once a day. In doing this I never worry about pics again and everything is as current as your schedules. If you want you can even point the database path to the same location. Only draw back is having to remember what is watched and what is just marked as watched. I found this to be a non-issue but every-one to his own. I schedule the database to replace the other 4 once a week with the same program. You can shorten the interval if you choose. Easypeasy Hope this helps. [/QUOTE]

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