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  1. 16-05-2007, 08:09 PM #1
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    xbmc set up help

    Sorry don't know if this is the correct area to post in
    I have a xbox with xbmc connected to my linksys router which is connected to my pc.
    I have set uo folder sharing in my drive on the pc that has my video and mp3's on it but when hitting music on xbmc i get nothing.
    Any help
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    You should be able to just goto WORKGROUP (SMB) option and it'll find the windows shares. You can clean up the list by editing the sources.xml file, this will also allow you to have links pointing straight to the content you want. Hope this helps
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    you can also use the ccxgui application to host folder using the XBMS protocol.
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