[asha_man]

I have just got my nas drive set up (d-link sharecentre 320) with 2 2tb harddrives installed. My movies are on one and tv shows on the other (standard format)
I tried to set it up using Upnp and found that library mode isn't supported by Upnp in xbmc
However, in trying to find out which protocol I should use, I haven't been able to find a guide (for windows) anywhere.

The NAS supports ftp, upnp av, itunes, nfs and afp services/servers.

Can someone talk me through the process?

thanks.

[tcman47]

I have just got my nas drive set up (d-link sharecentre 320) with 2 2tb harddrives installed. My movies are on one and tv shows on the other (standard format)
I tried to set it up using Upnp and found that library mode isn't supported by Upnp in xbmc
However, in trying to find out which protocol I should use, I haven't been able to find a guide (for windows) anywhere.

The NAS supports ftp, upnp av, itunes, nfs and afp services/servers.

Can someone talk me through the process?

thanks.

Look under file sharing here: http://wiki.xbmc.org/?title=XBMC_Online_Manual

[BigO]

Since your under windows, you may be able to mount the samba share to your PC then have XBMC look at that share.

[salival]

I have mounted the drives on my NAS as regular network drives in windows and then added them as media sources in XBMC

[Maxoo]

You can use Samba or NFS. NFS provides better speed, but it's way harder to enable on Windows.
Samba is very user-friendly.

[dizzyikea]

That nas supports cifs/smb so you should be able to share the root of each drive and add an SMB source in xbmc this will allow libary mode

[asha_man]

Thanks for all the replies, I ended up going down the smb route, which seems to work very nicely.