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library - van_swieten - 2009-12-27

Hi,

I just installed XBMC on a MAC with snow leppard.
I want to add my mp3 which are on a qnap NAS. I added a remote location.

When I browse the NAS with my MAC I can see the mp3's, when I select one mp3 and tell my mac to play it with XBMC it plays it.

I also tried to mount the NAS share at my MAC, then I also see the mp3's listed. And that way I also can play the mp3's pointing it and open with XBMC.

However it won't load the music in my library. Not in both ways I tried.

What could be the problem?
Regards,
Rob


- sho - 2009-12-27

You need to scan the source to the library...
http://wiki.xbmc.org/?title=Music_Library#Scanning_your_music


re: library - van_swieten - 2009-12-27

yes scanning the directory to my library didn't help. I tried that. Only the directories show, and not the files.

Yesterday a part of the files showed, when I wanted to have them all in my library I changed the permissions to 777 and I changed the onwership. And later when it didn't help I changed everything back. But since then no luck, nothing but just the directories in my library.

Regards,
Rob


- van_swieten - 2009-12-30

anybody an idea what could cause this?


- mkortstiege - 2009-12-30

No debug log, no help Wink


- van_swieten - 2010-01-02

ok, well since I am a noob in XBMC it doesn't mean I am a noob in pc's. I use a mixed environment. Btw I solved the issue. I have a linux box for downloading, a NAS to have storage, a mac and a windows box.

Because I like to share knowledge.
For some reason all the mp3's became system and hidden. With a simple attrib command on my windows box they became not hidden and not system.
Just "attrib /S -s -h" did the job.

Regards,
R