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       There is no media in the current folder
    TeamTerry
    post Nov 16 2009, 05:30 AM
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    Hi Guys, hope you can help as I am losing my mind.
    I am an IT consultant by day and can rebuild a server etc... but for the life of me I can't network my HD Live TV
    I have got a recommended Dlink USB Wireless and it connects to the network fine.
    I get an IP address from my domain (yes Domain - running Server 2008 R2)
    I can see all my networked PCs including my Server, my NAS (Server 2003) and my Win7 Enterprise x64
    I have disabled all software firewalls.
    Shared folders have standard avi files inside which play fine off local drive on WDTV Live.
    Share names have the magical '!' in front

    I can see the PCs, but when I connect (domain credentials have been authenticated fine), I get the error
    'There is no media in the current folder'.

    Please - someone must have solved this issue. I get the same error on all Operating Systems, including good old reliable Server 2003.

    Is there a way to enter the UNC or network path to take you directly to the share you want?

    Please help, other than this the box is awesome.
    Cheers,

    Tezza
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