Re: Unable to get Asset UPnP to restart properly
Well this has turned into quite a journey. After several attempts at targeting the C drive on my local computer, I realized that I was targeting the C drive on my server. I redirected the path to my local computer and the program asked for a password (I don't have a password set up on my local computer). I tried the network password but it didn't like that, so I opted to again direct the path to the D drive on the server, using D\serverfolders\music\wav as my target. This time I selected "detect changes" rather than rescan and lo and behold....the program started counting tracks!! Within 30 minutes it had counted all 18614 tracks and began counting albums and is now combining artists. I have to admit, I have no idea what happened or is happening, but it seems to be able to work and somehow relates to configuration of target paths or some other feature within Asset UPnP. So at long last, there may be some progress. More to follow if problems continues. Thanks for your continual support and assistance.
Well this has turned into quite a journey. After several attempts at targeting the C drive on my local computer, I realized that I was targeting the C drive on my server. I redirected the path to my local computer and the program asked for a password (I don't have a password set up on my local computer). I tried the network password but it didn't like that, so I opted to again direct the path to the D drive on the server, using D\serverfolders\music\wav as my target. This time I selected "detect changes" rather than rescan and lo and behold....the program started counting tracks!! Within 30 minutes it had counted all 18614 tracks and began counting albums and is now combining artists. I have to admit, I have no idea what happened or is happening, but it seems to be able to work and somehow relates to configuration of target paths or some other feature within Asset UPnP. So at long last, there may be some progress. More to follow if problems continues. Thanks for your continual support and assistance.
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