So i have read everything I can find on your discussion site and tried them all with no success. I have a NAS with Plex and Live TV DVR setup so it captures from my HomerunConnect via Plex to a NAS share. Iwould like MCEBuddy to monitor that share and convert the files to smaller format and remove…

This is likely your problem. You are using a mapped drive name. Mapped drives don’t exist in system context, only in user login context and MCEBuddy runs as a system service in system context. Search Path -> P:\DVR Change your path to a network path like \\network\share and it should work fine wit…

Tried it that way as well before and I get the same result. Is there a Linux version of this? [RBoy] RBoy September 2 This is likely your problem. You are using a mapped drive name. Mapped drives don’t exist in system context, only in user login context and MCEBuddy runs as a system service in …

Believe i fixed it. I built all new monitor and destination and put creds in since my drive is mapped already and presto it worked this time

I’ve been having trouble with this like crazy too, I had to drag and drop files in all last season, so I figured I’d try to nail it down this season. I have a Kodi box with a mounted USB drive that is shared \kodiname\My Passport\Recordings I get this error which I think has to do with the share na…

Did you see this post: [Bild] Using mapped drives to NAS server on Windows 10 General Support / Questions This is likely your problem. You are using a mapped drive name. Mapped drives don’t exist in system context, only in user login context and MCEBuddy runs as a system …

Hi RBoy, Yeah, I did see that post. I don’t use mapped drives, but was trying it because I read Jeffrey’s last post as he got it working, he just had to add a second location. I usually use the IP address or share name, but I’m not sure if those both work the same Here’s the log file trying both w…

Lets keep this a little simpler since I had other errors at the beginning of that log, I’m trying too many different combinations. This setup looks correct, just getting the “given path’s format is not supported” error. The shared location is on an Odroid C2 using LibreElec mounted with a USB exter…

Hmm I’m wondering if the IP address is causing the issue. Try using a machine name instead and I’ll also try to check

Yeah, I was trying the machine name first, that’s where I noticed the “path’s format is not supported” error. I’ve read some posts mentioning Unicode issues, not sure what the format is being referred to in this case. I’ll try finding out how to rename the share to a simpler format on the kodi machi…

Okay, that worked and was easier than I thought. Plugged it into the desktop, disk management->properties and changed the name to “Passport”. Plugged it back into the kodi machine, it mounted with the new name, then changed the monitor location in MCEBuddy to the new name and it grabbed all the reco…

So you were using a Unicode name for the machine or mount ?

Verwendung von Netzlaufwerken für NAS-Server unter Windows 10

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Goose (Goose) 22. Mai 2018 um 01:59 15

Ja, Windows kann den Computernamen/Pfad nicht auflösen

Du hast recht, gemappte Laufwerke existieren nicht im System-/Kernel-Bereich, in dem MCEBuddy läuft, daher kannst du keine gemappten Laufwerke verwenden, es sei denn, du führst die MCEBuddy-Engine von deinem Benutzerkonto aus und nicht als Dienst. Siehe dieses FAQ:

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