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<blockquote data-quote="Guzzi" data-source="post: 1171655" data-attributes="member: 55213">Hi daneggia,AMCupdater.log file shows for e:so no folders - is this correct? If yes, please try moving the files into a subfolder - iirc, the root directory of a drive has somtimes some limitationa.If there ARE subfolders, then check your rights - make sure, that the login user can access them properly or try as admin for testing.Beside that, there is many lines like this:So it seems, 2863 mediafiles are not imported due to this error.THis error comes from the fact, that you disabled both originaltitle and translatedtitle on database fields tab in AMCupdater - with no name, nothing can be imported - try enabling at least one of them to get the files imported.Re size: No, 5TB should be no problem - there is ppl using NAS with 10 times bigger single volumes without issue - all good, if the OS can see the files,Guzzi</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Guzzi, post: 1171655, member: 55213"] Hi daneggia, AMCupdater.log file shows for e: so no folders - is this correct? If yes, please try moving the files into a subfolder - iirc, the root directory of a drive has somtimes some limitationa. If there ARE subfolders, then check your rights - make sure, that the login user can access them properly or try as admin for testing. Beside that, there is many lines like this: So it seems, 2863 mediafiles are not imported due to this error. THis error comes from the fact, that you disabled both originaltitle and translatedtitle on database fields tab in AMCupdater - with no name, nothing can be imported - try enabling at least one of them to get the files imported. Re size: No, 5TB should be no problem - there is ppl using NAS with 10 times bigger single volumes without issue - all good, if the OS can see the files, Guzzi [/QUOTE]

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