2019-11-18, 19:13
OK, so this is probably an smb permissions issue.
Workaround that I know works (if it is)
First part done !!
Now navigate to System -> settings -> media -> music and set the artist info folder ( you will have to navigate backwards using the '..' until the source you just added shows in the list and then click on it, followed by OK.
Done !!
Alternatively, you can try dropping the smb protocol in use. System -> services -> smb client. Set minimum to 'none, maximum to 'SMBv1' and turn on 'Use legacy security'. Restart Kodi.
Workaround that I know works (if it is)
- Open Kodi's File manager ( system -> File manager)
- Click add source
- Click browse
- Click Add network location... at the bottom of the list
- Enter the server name/address and the shared directory
- Confirm the share has appeared in the list and click to open it
- Confirm it's the right directory and click OK
- Click OK
First part done !!
Now navigate to System -> settings -> media -> music and set the artist info folder ( you will have to navigate backwards using the '..' until the source you just added shows in the list and then click on it, followed by OK.
Done !!
Alternatively, you can try dropping the smb protocol in use. System -> services -> smb client. Set minimum to 'none, maximum to 'SMBv1' and turn on 'Use legacy security'. Restart Kodi.
