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<blockquote data-quote="C.44" data-source="post: 788717" data-attributes="member: 65053">I've checked and other than a couple mac specific files there is nothing in the directory besides the file itself. There certainly is no .nfo file in it. However, since i've installed OSX 10.7 Lion on my mac i did encounter more than one problem with my SMB shares. On 10.6 Snow Leopard i didn't have those problems.This morning when i was reinstalling MP because i am having problems with my FloppyDTV's not decoding encrypted HDTV channels after a reboot, i tried to copy the install files from my mac. However it would constantly give me the same error as Moving Pictures threw (the syntax error).I have been looking around on the net and even though there isn't a lot of info around about it, there seem to be major problems with the new SMB implementation Apple used for 10.7. At this moment i am somewhat determined that it has something to do with that version of SMB rather than Moving Pictures or windows in general.I just hope that one day Apple and Windows can play together nicely. That or i move every movie and series i have into a NAS i might have to buy once (when pigs fly) although i have seem numerous problems with Lion and some NAS systems as well.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="C.44, post: 788717, member: 65053"] I've checked and other than a couple mac specific files there is nothing in the directory besides the file itself. There certainly is no .nfo file in it. However, since i've installed OSX 10.7 Lion on my mac i did encounter more than one problem with my SMB shares. On 10.6 Snow Leopard i didn't have those problems. This morning when i was reinstalling MP because i am having problems with my FloppyDTV's not decoding encrypted HDTV channels after a reboot, i tried to copy the install files from my mac. However it would constantly give me the same error as Moving Pictures threw (the syntax error). I have been looking around on the net and even though there isn't a lot of info around about it, there seem to be major problems with the new SMB implementation Apple used for 10.7. At this moment i am somewhat determined that it has something to do with that version of SMB rather than Moving Pictures or windows in general. I just hope that one day Apple and Windows can play together nicely. That or i move every movie and series i have into a NAS i might have to buy once (when pigs fly) although i have seem numerous problems with Lion and some NAS systems as well. [/QUOTE]

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