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<blockquote data-quote="Ralph" data-source="post: 226047" data-attributes="member: 12804">Hi joystick,this may a bit tricky but it should help:1. close MediaPortal2. goto your MediaPortal folder (by default C:\Programs\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal)and look for the file MediaPortal.xml.Open it with Notepad or similar, so you can edit the entries.3. search in that MediaPortal.xml file for these lines:&nbsp; &lt;section name=&quot;VideoEditor&quot;&gt;&nbsp; &nbsp; &lt;entry name=&quot;lastUsedFolder&quot;&gt;I:\TV&lt;/entry&gt;&nbsp; &lt;/section&gt;4. you will have another entry here, but you need to enter the partition letter and the name of the folder, whereyour recordings are stored. (as you can see my recordings are stored on partition I and in the folder named TV)5. save your settings and restart MediaPortal6. go to VideoEditor and now you should be able to browse your recordings againHope this may helpRegradsRalph</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ralph, post: 226047, member: 12804"] Hi joystick, this may a bit tricky but it should help: 1. close MediaPortal 2. goto your MediaPortal folder (by default C:\Programs\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal) and look for the file MediaPortal.xml. Open it with Notepad or similar, so you can edit the entries. 3. search in that MediaPortal.xml file for these lines: <section name="VideoEditor"> <entry name="lastUsedFolder">[B]I:\TV[/B]</entry> </section> 4. you will have another entry here, but you need to enter the partition letter and the name of the folder, where your recordings are stored. (as you can see my recordings are stored on partition I and in the folder named TV) 5. save your settings and restart MediaPortal 6. go to VideoEditor and now you should be able to browse your recordings again Hope this may help Regrads Ralph [/QUOTE]

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