2015-04-22, 15:41
I'm out of ideas 
You could maybe try with a plain fat32 usb flash disk first, to dismiss possible usb disk issue...
You could maybe try with a plain fat32 usb flash disk first, to dismiss possible usb disk issue...
2015-04-22, 15:43
That is what I've been using the whole time. It doesn't look like I'll get it to work.
But none the less, thanks for all the answers :-)
But none the less, thanks for all the answers :-)
2015-04-22, 15:53
Okay, I'm not sure if you know this, or if this is the right place to ask.
A whole different alternative is; can I install xbmc on my Microsoft surface pro 3, and stream it to my TV over DLNA? or something like that? I found this; http://kodi.wiki/view/UPnP/Client
Can i do something like that? To save space on my tv?
A whole different alternative is; can I install xbmc on my Microsoft surface pro 3, and stream it to my TV over DLNA? or something like that? I found this; http://kodi.wiki/view/UPnP/Client
Can i do something like that? To save space on my tv?
2015-04-22, 16:06
That would work, apparently: http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=181950
I assume your router is not "NAS-enabled", i.e. you cannot just plug your disk into it for network sharing? If so, a $40 Amazon TV stick might be an alternative, too (it has 8Gb of disk )
I assume your router is not "NAS-enabled", i.e. you cannot just plug your disk into it for network sharing? If so, a $40 Amazon TV stick might be an alternative, too (it has 8Gb of disk
)
2015-04-22, 16:08
I've actually got a NAS server. Would that do the trick?
2015-04-22, 16:34
Well, I assume your NAS can act as a DLNA provider, too, so you could stream directly from you NAS to your TV internal player over DLNA/Upnp...
That won't do it if you want kodi's media management, obviously. Then you would need a third party device running Kodi. Could be your android phone, though
That won't do it if you want kodi's media management, obviously. Then you would need a third party device running Kodi. Could be your android phone, though
2015-04-22, 16:39
All i want is kodi's media management, but I cannot run kodi on my TV because it uses all of the storage space and crashes. I have a NAS server (old), surface pro 3, android phone etc. There must be a way to be able to use kodi, and watch movies on the tv 
wireless of course, otherwise I could just plug a HDMI cable into my pc, but i want it to be wireless
wireless of course, otherwise I could just plug a HDMI cable into my pc, but i want it to be wireless
2015-04-22, 17:50
Can you maybe tell me the easy way? As you might know by now, I'm NOT very good with all this software stuff.. So if anybody has a way, for me, to use the XBMC/kodi interface on my tv, to play movies. That'll be great.
Like I said, I have a Android TV 4.2.2, a android phone, a microsoft surface pro 3, a old LG NAS-server, a PS3, a Macbook pro, a Ipad, a normal windows laptop and a stationary pc and thats all connected via LAN. That got to be enough somehow to use kodi on my TV
Like I said, I have a Android TV 4.2.2, a android phone, a microsoft surface pro 3, a old LG NAS-server, a PS3, a Macbook pro, a Ipad, a normal windows laptop and a stationary pc and thats all connected via LAN. That got to be enough somehow to use kodi on my TV
