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Garthadam
Jun 23, 2016Aspirant
Ghost files
Running the latest firmware. When i access the system through my televisions there are multiple avi, mp4 and mkv files that appear in my video folder. The problem is I have moved or deleted these files. They do not appear when I access the NAS from my laptop. I have tried shutting down the system and changing the drives into different slots and without drives loaded but nothing has worked.
Any Ideas?
JennC wrote:
Hello Garthadam,
If those files do not show on your other LAN devices that access the NAS shares where you have the media files then it must be something on the media player that you need to adjust for refreshing the list or clearing the cache.
Regards,
If the TVs are accessing media with ReadyDLNA, then it is more likely that the ReadyDLNA database needs rescanning.
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- StephenBGuru - Experienced User
Did you try rescanning the media (system->settings DLNA)
- JennCNETGEAR Employee Retired
Hello Garthadam,
If those files do not show on your other LAN devices that access the NAS shares where you have the media files then it must be something on the media player that you need to adjust for refreshing the list or clearing the cache.
Regards,
- StephenBGuru - Experienced User
JennC wrote:
Hello Garthadam,
If those files do not show on your other LAN devices that access the NAS shares where you have the media files then it must be something on the media player that you need to adjust for refreshing the list or clearing the cache.
Regards,
If the TVs are accessing media with ReadyDLNA, then it is more likely that the ReadyDLNA database needs rescanning.
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