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<blockquote data-quote="Smeulf" data-source="post: 770966" data-attributes="member: 107874">Re: AW: Re: How to access movies in network sharesSo if I understand correctly, you both matejdro and jaminben have a network drive (ie a letter Z: connected to a share like \\myremotehost\myshare\myfolder), that you can browse without problem with explorer, but you can't see this letter when you go into &quot;Settings -&gt; Shares -&gt; Shares Configuration -&gt; Add -&gt; &quot;Local share&quot; or &quot;Global share&quot; -&gt; Local filesystem mediaprovider&quot; and click next ? (you have to choose local or global share before access to &quot;local file system mediaprovider&quot;)That's pretty strange. Here I have no problem like this, even with a read only share... I can see my Z: drive connected to my remote computer and play the items. (ok my remote computer is a virtual one, but it should not change anything...)Remote drives are not excluded from the list, so if you can access the drive with explorer, there should be no reason the drive doesn't show up into MP2. It even works here if the drive is connected after the client or the server was started.Can you confirm that I understood correctly, that you both use the last commit on the master branch, and tell us if there is some error in the log ?Cheers.Smeulf.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Smeulf, post: 770966, member: 107874"] [b]Re: AW: Re: How to access movies in network shares[/b] So if I understand correctly, you both matejdro and jaminben have a network drive (ie a letter Z: connected to a share like \\myremotehost\myshare\myfolder), that you can browse without problem with explorer, but you can't see this letter when you go into "Settings -> Shares -> Shares Configuration -> Add -> "Local share" or "Global share" -> Local filesystem mediaprovider" and click next ? (you have to choose local or global share before access to "local file system mediaprovider") That's pretty strange. Here I have no problem like this, even with a read only share... I can see my Z: drive connected to my remote computer and play the items. (ok my remote computer is a virtual one, but it should not change anything...) Remote drives are not excluded from the list, so if you can access the drive with explorer, there should be no reason the drive doesn't show up into MP2. It even works here if the drive is connected after the client or the server was started. Can you confirm that I understood correctly, that you both use the last commit on the master branch, and tell us if there is some error in the log ? Cheers. Smeulf. [/QUOTE]

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