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<blockquote data-quote="HTPCSourcer" data-source="post: 1251368" data-attributes="member: 74879">MP 2.2 is much faster than 2.1.3That's something different that is not working like the fanart download. &quot;Hours&quot; is definitely too long. Your EPG setup in the TV configuration may not be ideal. Ah, my bad. MP 2.2 has introduced a new database format, therefore the server needs to be upgraded too. This will convert the MP2 database into the new format.Upgrading to 2.2 won't automatically fix this, Although your NAS shares are mapped and visible in Windows, it doesn't mean that MP 2 does. It is necessary that you define specific access rights for MP 2 to be able to read/write to such shares - there is a special setting for this in Connections. It is important to understand that navigating in Windows is not the same as operating in MediaPortal. The latter is running with much less privileges than the former. Ideally you have the same user/credentials for each share that you want to use, that you can then set up as main login info in MediaPortal.That said, adding a share to be used in MediaPortal requires that you can navigate to it from within MediaPortal in the respective share setup dialogue. This can be a problem for NAS boxes, depending on the respective implementation.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="HTPCSourcer, post: 1251368, member: 74879"] MP 2.2 is much faster than 2.1.3 That's something different that is not working like the fanart download. "Hours" is definitely too long. Your EPG setup in the TV configuration may not be ideal. Ah, my bad. MP 2.2 has introduced a new database format, therefore the server needs to be upgraded too. This will convert the MP2 database into the new format. Upgrading to 2.2 won't automatically fix this, Although your NAS shares are mapped and visible in Windows, it doesn't mean that MP 2 does. It is necessary that you define specific access rights for MP 2 to be able to read/write to such shares - there is a special setting for this in Connections. It is important to understand that navigating in Windows is not the same as operating in MediaPortal. The latter is running with much less privileges than the former. Ideally you have the same user/credentials for each share that you want to use, that you can then set up as main login info in MediaPortal.That said, adding a share to be used in MediaPortal requires that you can navigate to it from within MediaPortal in the respective share setup dialogue. This can be a problem for NAS boxes, depending on the respective implementation. [/QUOTE]

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