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streaming problem
I have my xbox 360 networked with my pc so i can stream films and watch them
on my tv. I have a removable drive [G] where i keep most of my films but the 360 can't seem to read/find it any more. It'll work ok and stream anything that's on the pc itself if i turn the removable drive off, but as soon as i turn the drive back on it stops working. WMP is set up to monitor G among other folders and it was working fine the other day. |
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streaming problem
Hi
You have to make sure that the drive is On and always get the same drive letter. It might be that some time it is G: and other times it uses another letter. You can use the Disk Management part of the Computer Management Windows to assign a Hi letter to the drive so that other drives would Not push its letter in and out. Like give it the letter N: for Network. By doing so it would stay always N:. Do not forget to configure again the File sharing after you assign a new drive letter. http://www.ezlan.net/example/dsk_mang.jpg Jack (MS, MVP-Networking) "kaloochi" wrote in message ... I have my xbox 360 networked with my pc so i can stream films and watch them on my tv. I have a removable drive [G] where i keep most of my films but the 360 can't seem to read/find it any more. It'll work ok and stream anything that's on the pc itself if i turn the removable drive off, but as soon as i turn the drive back on it stops working. WMP is set up to monitor G among other folders and it was working fine the other day. |
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streaming problem
Hi
You have to make sure that the drive is On and always get the same drive letter. It might be that some time it is G: and other times it uses another letter. You can use the Disk Management part of the Computer Management Windows to assign a Hi letter to the drive so that other drives would Not push its letter in and out. Like give it the letter N: for Network. By doing so it would stay always N:. Do not forget to configure again the File sharing after you assign a new drive letter. http://www.ezlan.net/example/dsk_mang.jpg Jack (MS, MVP-Networking) "kaloochi" wrote in message ... I have my xbox 360 networked with my pc so i can stream films and watch them on my tv. I have a removable drive [G] where i keep most of my films but the 360 can't seem to read/find it any more. It'll work ok and stream anything that's on the pc itself if i turn the removable drive off, but as soon as i turn the drive back on it stops working. WMP is set up to monitor G among other folders and it was working fine the other day. |
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