[TSARRE]

My films are located on my NAS (share "video"), even as the yadis "dune interface location".
So I have 2 folders under video : "films" & "yadis"

On my dune I made a link to the share "video" and also to "video/yadis".

When I click on the link "video/yadis" I get all my films created with yadis. When I chose a film I get information about the film. When I enter again (to play the film) I get the message "Failed to open URL".

BUT !!
When I first click on the link to the share "video" and play and immediatly stop a film, then I can use the link "video/yadis" to play a film !?

What's the problem, doc ?

[Sjonnie]

Hi,

You might be better of posting your question in the yaDIS forum. A bigger chance of getting an answer

Greetz,

Sjonnie

[HellPC]

The problem is, that the Dune cannot connect to 2 SMB shares simultaneously (e.g. on a NAS-System), therefore you have to store the exported yaDIS files in another place, e.g. on an USB-Storage, which is directly connected to your Dune player.

Another reason may be an incorrect login to the SMB share, the correct login template is: smb://userassword@your-system/share/folder

[ScottJ97]

Originally Posted by HellPC The problem is, that the Dune cannot connect to 2 SMB shares simultaneously (e.g. on a NAS-System), therefore you have to store the exported yaDIS files in another place, e.g. on an USB-Storage, which is directly connected to your Dune player. Another reason may be an incorrect login to the SMB share, the correct login template is: smb://userassword@your-system/share/folder

Neither of these suggestions make any sense given the description from the OP. There is only one SMB share. The links from Yadis sometimes work (after first navigating manually).

It's a mystery to me.

[ScottJ97]

Originally Posted by TSARRE BUT !! When I first click on the link to the share "video" and play and immediatly stop a film, then I can use the link "video/yadis" to play a film !? What's the problem, doc ?

Can you look through the Yadis-generated files on your PC and find a dune_folder.txt for one of your movies. There should be a line media_url=<something> that points to the iso or mkv or folder for that movie. Copy & paste one of those lines here. It might help us figure out what's going wrong.

[TSARRE]

Here's an example :

media_url=nfs://192.168.1.2/volume1/video/films/2012/2012 (2009).ISO

What ScottJ97 says is true, I especially put everything on the same share (cause I red there was a problem with 2). Also the generated link seems fine, cause it works after manual browsing...

I used nfs, but I read some people use smb... what's the difference and could it (if possible for me to use) solve my problem ?

By the way, my NAS is a Synology 209+II

Hope someone can help

[Sjonnie]

Hi TSARRE,

Check the following please:

Syno share privileges:
video > users read/write

NFS privileges for folder video:
192.168.1.0/24 read/write
map to admin

It might just do the trick

Greetz,

Sjonnie

[ScottJ97]

Originally Posted by TSARRE Here's an example : media_url=nfs://192.168.1.2/volume1/video/films/2012/2012 (2009).ISO

What is the share path exactly? The Dune will try to guess which part of the above path is the share and which is the path within the share. In this case it is probably guessing wrong.

You can add some extra colons to separate the share path:

media_url=nfs://192.168.1.2:/volume1/video:/films/2012/2012 (2009).ISO

[Sjonnie]

Hi ScottJ97,

The colon is definitely not necessary. The Dune basically treats NFS as SMB.

People using the colon have reported problems with the shares. People not using the colon (like myself) have working shares.

Greetz,

Sjonnie

[ScottJ97]

Originally Posted by Sjonnie The Dune basically treats NFS as SMB.

What the heck does that mean??

Originally Posted by Sjonnie People using the colon have reported problems with the shares. People not using the colon (like myself) have working shares.

All I know is from the official dune_folder.txt document, where they recommend to always explicitly specify the export-path (ie, use colons).

Without an explicit export path, the player "tries to automatically deduce" it. That suggests that it might not always be successful.

It certainly works for me with the colons. If it's not working for you, I'd like to know more details. I suspect it's because you're Doing It Wrong.