snarlydwarf;510731 Wrote:
What I would do:
Create a new directory somewhere convenient to you.
In that new directory, create a shortcut to D:\music1 and another
to e:\music2.
Tell SBS that new directory is your library.
Or you could have a shortcut on D:\music1 that points to
Hi all
This is probably more of a Windows problem (I think in Linux the
problem can be avoided via symlinks).
When playing your own music the controller (or Radio as well) has a
Music Folder setting which is say D:\music on a Windows machine.
If I want to now add another volume say on E:\
jimbo45;510721 Wrote:
Hi all
This is probably more of a Windows problem (I think in Linux the
problem can be avoided via symlinks).
It can be avoided on Windows with Shortcuts.
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snarlydwarf;510724 Wrote:
It can be avoided on Windows with Shortcuts.
Hi there
as I said I'm not a Guru so how do I set it so the music folder on the
radio will scan the various disks.
For example say I have d:\music1 and e:\music2
what do I set up on my server as the music folder.
The
jimbo45;510730 Wrote:
Hi there
as I said I'm not a Guru so how do I set it so the music folder on the
radio will scan the various disks.
For example say I have d:\music1 and e:\music2
what do I set up on my server as the music folder.
The Radio I assume will look at the library that
