How to build up a Network-Drive? Want to play MP3s from NAS over WLAN
Hi all!
Has anyone an idea how I can make a network drive in the AXIM root directory? My aim is to access my MP3 library (which is stored on a Network-Attached-Storage (NAS)) over WLAN.
If I use the "open path" command from File Explorer, I get no permanent network drive which I can see e.g. in the media player to load the MP3s.
Hi all!
My aim is to access my MP3 library (which is stored on a Network-Attached-Storage (NAS)) over WLAN.
I'm thinking about doing something similar (so i can't help you on this one yet... )
Which NAS are you using? are you using a streaming media server? and can you browse to the nas if you use file expolorer to look at \\whatevernasyouhave\folder ? what about if you use the ip address of the nas instead?
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the NAS is a simple (and cheap) external 250GB HDD with Ethernet-Port, which I bought over eBay. It is plugged into one free Ethernet-Port of my WLAN-(DSL)-Router.
After I established a WLAN connection to my router, I can connect the NAS via File Explorer (open path: \\storage\public\mp3s\...). Then I can browse all files on the NAS with my AXIM. But If click on one of my MP3s, media player opens with an error message.
With Resco Explorer I can select the MP3 and then use "open with ... TCPMP" command. Only with this combination it is possible to play the MP3 via WLAN. But I cannot browse with the player application through my music files.
the NAS is a simple (and cheap) external 250GB HDD with Ethernet-Port, which I bought over eBay. It is plugged into one free Ethernet-Port of my WLAN-(DSL)-Router.
After I established a WLAN connection to my router, I can connect the NAS via File Explorer (open path: \\storage\public\mp3s\...). Then I can browse all files on the NAS with my AXIM. But If click on one of my MP3s, media player opens with an error message.
With Resco Explorer I can select the MP3 and then use "open with ... TCPMP" command. Only with this combination it is possible to play the MP3 via WLAN. But I cannot browse with the player application through my music files.
gufoe
thanks for that... for about the same money as one of those I could go for something like the NSLU2... which i can also run software on...
I prefer TCPMP anyway so that won't be an issue for me.. it might be worth trying something like MortPlayer to see if that will do it.
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I also own an NSLU2 (flashed firmware to unslung 6.8 beta) but I have a problem accessing it from my x51v over wifi. I use Z2 PocketLAN thanks to which I can access my computer, see my nslu2 but can't access its shares...
They seem very interesting but they are Samba based and I've read sometimes there are problems accessing Samba shares from Pocket PCs. Anyone tried with the Axim?
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I also own an NSLU2 (flashed firmware to unslung 6.8 beta) but I have a problem accessing it from my x51v over wifi. I use Z2 PocketLAN thanks to which I can access my computer, see my nslu2 but can't access its shares...
A guy over on Pocket PC FAQ forum posted a guide on getting a Linksys NSLU2 working with his Pocket PC. See the 7th post down:-