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<blockquote data-quote="HTPCSourcer" data-source="post: 1089454" data-attributes="member: 74879">Hi,This very much looks like a privilege issue. I can only assume that your sharing is giving access to a subset of users that would not include the MediaPortal user, you are running the MediaPortal process with. Indeed the AD can be a little bit tricky. If you can access the share on the MediPortal PC under Windows (e.g. playing the file with Windows Mediaplayer), you certainly suffer from insufficient privileges. Chck the security settings for your share.regards,HTPC_Sourcer[DOUBLEPOST=1404477089][/DOUBLEPOST]Adding to this:Your NAS sharing should show at least the following users:AdministratorsUser&nbsp; (or the English equivalent of the German &quot;Benutzer&quot;)I would not start limiting the access to individual users of the AD, which would just create unnecessary complexitiy. If you really want to have fine-tuned access-rights, then you may want to create a user group such as &quot;MediaPortal Users&quot;, give access to the shares for this group and then add your individual AD user accounts to the same group.There is definitely no need to play with <a href="mailto:user@domaind.tld">user@domaind.tld</a>. This will anyway not work under an AD if access has not explicitely been granted to this user in the share. You cannot by-pass limited privileges by entering credentials under a different user account.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="HTPCSourcer, post: 1089454, member: 74879"] Hi, This very much looks like a privilege issue. I can only assume that your sharing is giving access to a subset of users that would not include the MediaPortal user, you are running the MediaPortal process with. Indeed the AD can be a little bit tricky. If you can access the share on the MediPortal PC under Windows (e.g. playing the file with Windows Mediaplayer), you certainly suffer from insufficient privileges. Chck the security settings for your share. regards, HTPC_Sourcer[DOUBLEPOST=1404477089][/DOUBLEPOST]Adding to this: Your NAS sharing should show at least the following users: Administrators User (or the English equivalent of the German "Benutzer") I would not start limiting the access to individual users of the AD, which would just create unnecessary complexitiy. If you really want to have fine-tuned access-rights, then you may want to create a user group such as "MediaPortal Users", give access to the shares for this group and then add your individual AD user accounts to the same group. There is definitely no need to play with [EMAIL]user@domaind.tld[/EMAIL]. This will anyway not work under an AD if access has not explicitely been granted to this user in the share. You cannot by-pass limited privileges by entering credentials under a different user account. [/QUOTE]

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