[Juansif]

I have a Firestick TV 4k in every room in my house. However because the Firestick is limited on space it does not take long for the low storage message to pop up. I would really like a way for scraped data to be stored on my media server. I have a lot of TV Shows and Movies that scrap, so it takes up a lot of space. It would be great if all scraped data to be saved on the server were all can share.

[black_eagle]

This is already possible.  You need to set up a shared database (see https://kodi.wiki/view/MySQL) and use one machine to scrape all your stuff.  Then point all your other machines at the server running the shared database and holding all the files.

[Juansif]

This is already possible.  You need to set up a shared database (see https://kodi.wiki/view/MySQL) and use one machine to scrape all your stuff.  Then point all your other machines at the server running the shared database and holding all the files.

Yes I know about the SQL way, however I wanted something that would be a little easier do. Something would not need SQL, but would work directly off of windows.

[black_eagle]

The other option would be to use UPnP to share your libraries.  It's more limited than MySQL though.

[Juansif]

The other option would be to use UPnP to share your libraries.  It's more limited than MySQL though.

How about having a section on my server set up were each firestick has a folder with all of the scraped data is stored. I have on my firestick an external HDD connected to a USB 3.0 hub connected to an OTG cable, this is were all of my scraped data is stored. It took awhile to figure how to do this, once I figured it out, it was easy to do. There are limitations of course, 1. it has to be a powered USB device it can not be USB powered, 2. It has to be a HDD as a thumb drive is way to slow. This is the reason I was trying to find a better way to do this.

[black_eagle]

You might be able to use path substitution to achieve that.  See https://kodi.wiki/view/Path_substitution