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<blockquote data-quote="JamesLyden" data-source="post: 936370" data-attributes="member: 133040">Edit: turns out you need everything to use UNC paths in order for streaming to work -- I slogged through all the mepo DBs and replaced the drive letter with the network path, and it all works now! Thanks to Oxan for a fantastic addition to my home theater (and DieBagger too -- aMPdroid + Nexus 7 = media everywhere!)&nbsp;<s>I've been looking forward to 0.5.0 for quite some time, hoping it would fix my streaming woes. Unfortunately, it hasn't <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite3" alt=":(" title="Frown&nbsp; &nbsp; :(" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":(" /> Any pointers?</s><s>My setup is all media on a network share, and all MediaPortal databases on a local hard drive. I've already:</s><s>* done a clean install (deleting the ProgramData\MPExtended directory in between uninstall and install)</s><s>* have configured my network share account (which gets a success message when I test it)</s><s>* have configured MPExtended to run as the network share account</s>&nbsp;<s>My logs are attached. I believe the pertinent line is:</s><s>* 2012-11-26 17:30:15.23340 [(8)] WARN: Trying to load mediainfo for mediatype=Movie provider= id=117 filetype=Content offset=0 path=N:\video\movies\Usual Suspects (1995)\Usual Suspects.m4v, which doesn't seem to exist</s></blockquote>

[QUOTE="JamesLyden, post: 936370, member: 133040"] Edit: turns out you need everything to use UNC paths in order for streaming to work -- I slogged through all the mepo DBs and replaced the drive letter with the network path, and it all works now! Thanks to Oxan for a fantastic addition to my home theater (and DieBagger too -- aMPdroid + Nexus 7 = media everywhere!) [S]I've been looking forward to 0.5.0 for quite some time, hoping it would fix my streaming woes. Unfortunately, it hasn't :( Any pointers?[/S] [S]My setup is all media on a network share, and all MediaPortal databases on a local hard drive. I've already:[/S] [S]* done a clean install (deleting the ProgramData\MPExtended directory in between uninstall and install)[/S] [S]* have configured my network share account (which gets a success message when I test it)[/S] [S]* have configured MPExtended to run as the network share account[/S] [S]My logs are attached. I believe the pertinent line is:[/S] [S]* 2012-11-26 17:30:15.23340 [(8)] WARN: Trying to load mediainfo for mediatype=Movie provider= id=117 filetype=Content offset=0 path=N:\video\movies\Usual Suspects (1995)\Usual Suspects.m4v, which doesn't seem to exist[/S] [/QUOTE]

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