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<blockquote data-quote="Javelin" data-source="post: 1244453" data-attributes="member: 28116">Thanks Babyface_male. Substituted the IP address of my NAS in the path as suggested, was prompted for network credentials, entered credentials and ticked remember and all is good with my video folders.&nbsp;Still having issues with Recorded TV though.&nbsp;&nbsp; Sometimes it records fineOther times it starts a recording but won't stop.&nbsp; Had 1 recording go for 17+hours - it was only a 45 minute program - was unable to even stop it manuallySometimes it flips out when you try to record multiple channels simultaneouslyOther times it says it has started recording but the time counter remains at 0:00 and you can't access the fileI am running my TVService under an account with credentials that match my NAS so I don't think that is the problem.Mediaportal shows programs are recording in the EPG and you can even see them in RecordedTV which is different to the problems you experience when you don't run TVservice under an account with credentials that match your NAS. This was all working fine before windows updated. Was thinking I might substitute the IP address of my NAS in the path for RecordedTV&nbsp; but you can't as you can only select the folder for RecordedTV using a file explorer tree.Any help will be appreciated.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Javelin, post: 1244453, member: 28116"] Thanks Babyface_male. Substituted the IP address of my NAS in the path as suggested, was prompted for network credentials, entered credentials and ticked remember and all is good with my video folders. Still having issues with Recorded TV though. Sometimes it records fine Other times it starts a recording but won't stop. Had 1 recording go for 17+hours - it was only a 45 minute program - was unable to even stop it manually Sometimes it flips out when you try to record multiple channels simultaneously Other times it says it has started recording but the time counter remains at 0:00 and you can't access the file I am running my TVService under an account with credentials that match my NAS so I don't think that is the problem. Mediaportal shows programs are recording in the EPG and you can even see them in RecordedTV which is different to the problems you experience when you don't run TVservice under an account with credentials that match your NAS. This was all working fine before windows updated. Was thinking I might substitute the IP address of my NAS in the path for RecordedTV but you can't as you can only select the folder for RecordedTV using a file explorer tree. Any help will be appreciated. [/QUOTE]

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