Air Video - Limited to 5 Files HELP!

You might wish to try posting about this on the AirVideo forum (http://www.inmethod.com/forum/forums/show/4.page). Sounds like it may be an issue with the app on your iPhone, not on the NAS.

Thanks I've posted a message there. However I think the problem is on the NAS with the add on. I've now downloaded the iPad app & installed it on another two devices. They too only see the first five files.

It's as though trying it first with the free version has registered something with the add on that is now preventing the full version of the app from seeing all files.

I'm a stage further I think but lost as to how I resolve. I need to edit the settings.

I've installed ssh & connected to the NAS as root. In c/webroot/airvideo/readynas.properties there is a line:

folders = Media:/c/media/Videos

How do I edit this? I have a share called media with several folders inside. "Videos" is just one so AirVideo app is only showing the files in the route of the media share & those in Videos folder.

Is it possible to modify this without ssh as I'm not sure how to do this. Any help appreciated.

Anyone out there help me?

I need to edit the folder that air video points to. I have installed ssh & have used in terminal (MAC OSX):

SSH root@192.168.200.251
cd /c/webroot/AirVideo/
more readynas.properties
The output shows folders = Media:/c/media/Videos

I need to edit the readynas.properties file to folders = Media:/c/media as I have four more folders within the media share. Until I can edit this, connecting using iPhone app only shows the files & folders within Videos rather all folders & files within the media share. What do I need to edit this entry? Can it be done directly or do I need to copy the readynas.properties file from the NAS to my local machine edit it & put it back. If so, how do I do this?

Well what a div I feel :lol:

Been messing around using terminal & trying to find out what commands to use to edit the file with my Mac only to find in another post that I could open the file directly using notepad in Windows. :wink:

Not Notepad, Notepad++ (http://notepad-plus-plus.org/). Notepad may mess up the formatting of files like this. Notepad++ is a free, but more powerful text editor.

Thanks for the info. I'll download it & try.