2013-07-07, 20:39
Hi,
I'm having a minor issue setting up XBMC on my Ouya. I was able to add my "TV Shows" library from my Mac Pro to XBMC using NFS. However, when I try to add my "Movies" folder, nothing happens. It flashed "Working" for a couple of seconds one time that I tried to add it, but all other times I haven't seen anything happen.
I'm able to add other folders (other than "Movies") via NFS without issue. I checked my permissions to ensure "Movies" is set to share, and it is. Actually, I've added it via my Apple TV2 downstairs without an issue. I also double checked to ensure my movies still play via the Apple TV2 and they do.
Both "TV Shows" and "Movies" are in the same directory (Users/user) on the same hard drive. They are also similarly large (in the 140 gb range).
My setup
Media is on a Mac Pro running OS X 10.7.5, with 10 GB ram. Using an AppleTV 2 with XBMC to access these movies (over wi-fi) in another room. Ouya is on the same wi-fi network in the same room as the Mac Pro.
I'm using this build suggested through the Wiki:
http://mirrors.xbmc.org/test-builds/andr...bi-v7a.apk
But I also tried this build previously with the same result:
xbmc-12.2-Frodo-armeabi-v7a.apk
This is the main stable 12.2 Frodo release on the XBMC.org/download page.
Any ideas?
Thanks - Dave
I'm having a minor issue setting up XBMC on my Ouya. I was able to add my "TV Shows" library from my Mac Pro to XBMC using NFS. However, when I try to add my "Movies" folder, nothing happens. It flashed "Working" for a couple of seconds one time that I tried to add it, but all other times I haven't seen anything happen.
I'm able to add other folders (other than "Movies") via NFS without issue. I checked my permissions to ensure "Movies" is set to share, and it is. Actually, I've added it via my Apple TV2 downstairs without an issue. I also double checked to ensure my movies still play via the Apple TV2 and they do.
Both "TV Shows" and "Movies" are in the same directory (Users/user) on the same hard drive. They are also similarly large (in the 140 gb range).
My setup
Media is on a Mac Pro running OS X 10.7.5, with 10 GB ram. Using an AppleTV 2 with XBMC to access these movies (over wi-fi) in another room. Ouya is on the same wi-fi network in the same room as the Mac Pro.
I'm using this build suggested through the Wiki:
http://mirrors.xbmc.org/test-builds/andr...bi-v7a.apk
But I also tried this build previously with the same result:
xbmc-12.2-Frodo-armeabi-v7a.apk
This is the main stable 12.2 Frodo release on the XBMC.org/download page.
Any ideas?
Thanks - Dave